How Much Power Does The "Off-Grid" Shop Need

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Synopsis:
For those following along with the development of Jefferson Electric’s new Off-Grid warehouse, we’ve previously wired receptacles and 8’ tube LEDs into the shop such that all that was left to do was pull our main feed. We handed the reins to the apprentices and are now back to verify their quality work.

We hope this video answers 2 questions:
1. How much power would I, an average DIY viewer, need in a secondary structure shop/shed?
2. What are the safety and quality considerations that a master electrician knows to look for in such a project?

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National Electrical Code (NEC) referenced in this video:
Free Access Here: https://www.nfpa.org/codes-and-standards/all-codes-and-standards/list-of-codes-and-standards/detail?code=70
[] Securement within 12" of junction box [NEC 330.30]
[] THWN For Wet Locations [NEC 210.5, 310.4(A), 310.16, Table 310.16]
[] 3' minimum mounting conduit to exterior [NEC 352.30 (A) & (B)]
[] Conduit Fill [NEC Chapter 9 and Annex C]
[] Circuit Calculation [NEC Article 220]
[] 1 20-Amp Circuit In Shops/Sheds [NEC 225.39]
[] Lighting Outlets @ Points of Egress [NEC 210.70(A)(2)(2)]

Outline:
0:00 - Introduction
0:27 - Feeder Panel Connections Evaluation
2:07 - MC Cable Run & Junction Evaluation
2:59 - Exterior Conduit Evaluation
3:53 - Off-Grid Warehouse Interior Sub-Panel Landing Evaluation
5:15 - “How Much Power Do I Need For My Shop?”

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