I'm going to be here for a while...

[Chad Fabry]

One of 7 panels at a former VFW.  

And then there's the 3-phase service 3-feet above the flat roof. 

[John Ghent]

I hope you charged an extra $20 for that.

Are all the panels 3phase?

Edited March 8, 2018 by John Ghent

[Jim Baird]

...outside paint looks mighty fresh.  Is this a typical flip?

[Chad Fabry]

2 hours ago, John Ghent said:

I hope you charged an extra $20 for that.

Are all the panels 3phase?

All except 2 were 3 phase. 

Jim, not a flip.  20,000 sf facility w/ bar, restaurant and party room, now being used as mercantile.  

[Marc]

Closet too congested, difficult to service should it be needed.  What configuration is it?  Delta, Wye, unbalanced neutral?

[Chad Fabry]

11 hours ago, Marc said:

Closet too congested, difficult to service should it be needed.  What configuration is it?  Delta, Wye, unbalanced neutral?

Too congested? Don't you think that's harsh? I mean, you can see the required light over the panel still.  

It is a Wye configuration.   

[Tom Raymond]

I especially liked the light. Made me grin.

[John Dirks Jr]

About those service entrance cables.  It looks like they are not high enough above the low slope roof.  I bet the cables were there first, then somebody built the addition on the rear of the structure which causes clearance concerns with the cables.

[Chad Fabry]

On 3/12/2018 at 8:44 PM, John Dirks Jr said:

About those service entrance cables.  It looks like they are not high enough above the low slope roof.  I bet the cables were there first, then somebody built the addition on the rear of the structure which causes clearance concerns with the cables.

I assume that's what happened. I liked all the exposed wire the best. It made it super easy to determine the service entrance wire type.