How to pass rough electrical inspection on main panel

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[lostandfound]

I dont care what anyone says I try my best to make it look nice I want my brothers and sisters to see clean work and think I did it.

[marcusbevz]

Nec says when more than 4 wires go into a hole covered in spray foam, they have to be derated, that hple has like 30 wires going into it

[garbo]

If I was an inspector would question possible heat build up where approximately 27 NM cables enter thru hard to tell if one to four holes. Nice neat run.

[QMQY]

I know the first thing my local inspector(s) will question & more than likely make us relocate is that abundance of NM Cable crowded on what looks to be like an entrance to a chase or raceway. I can hear it now… “do you how much heat that will create when those homeruns start getting real loads on them, then there is no way for those conductors to dissipate heat.” Looks clean but I learned the hard way, gotta make it clean while following you’re current NEC that you’re local city / town follows when permits were initially pulled. Don’t know what state thats in but most of Northeast doesn’t allow non insulated cable staples unless its old work that you can prove its old then it’s grandfathered in. Keep up the good work.

[RonRobinson-GOPHERsystem]

Nice job. Fiberglass boxes would really help with fire and sound and they look great too

[Zeimanelectricalservices]

You got me at, this is Vinni the Handyman 😂

[mmmuck]

What spray foam do you use around the receptacle and holes on the framing?

[gatsbylight]

*_NEC_* will inform you that you can't staple flat cables on edge.
*_OCD_* will prevent you from doing it in the first place.

[dwightrivera]

Nice. Just for curiosity what size of conduict di you use to connect to the pannel?

[mikelomeli]

Why use 14 gauge? Will using 12 for everything cause issues? Or is it a price issue?

[Jack-vmfg]

What is seperate ground wire for exactly?

[_jacobdyck_]

I’ve found Taking pride in your work isn’t just about making stuff look nice. How you do one thing is how you’re going to do everything. Sweat the little details and you won’t have to sweat the big stuff as much. “Do it nice or do it twice.”

[victorv]

My state requires staples to have insulation on them, but I’m not going to be ignorant like a lot of commentators and say you’re wrong because I think my state is the only one that does stuff right lol. Good job! Looks good.

[hunchbackaudio]

American wiring never cease to amaze me.😮

[justinberry]

How many hours did you charge for that cleanness?

[robertcornelisse]

Serious question why is pvc conduit not a thing in the usa?

[randyaivaz]

Looks Like Staples Are further than 4 1/2 Feet apart?, a couple 2 X 4's can Fix if not. Looks Good, Seperation Keeps from Overheating..

[spencerwyche]

Why are those two 14/2 wires to the left, not coming straight through the flior?Why are the on a angle?

[Churchofhell]

What's the difference between a neutral and a ground?

[daneru]

We use conduits in some parts of europe for extra safety. Also it is much easier to rewire, no need to tear down the wall.