How about this...would you concider a 60a panel? If so, you could get away with #6 wire which would be significantly less expensive. Also, I would stick with copper wire. Aluminum, requires different connectors and anual tightening is recomended.
Yep. My house only has 100a service. Just trying to help... hope im not being to pushy.
As a matter of fact, today at work I had to provide temp (for 1 year) power for a contruction trailer outside of my place of work. I ran #6 to a 60a panel in the trailer. They plan to run a full fleged operation for 1 year...heat, ac, lights, receptacles for fax, computer, copier etc. Thought of this thread while working lol.
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