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Moving electrical panel

Ray Harrell
  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Maybe this is the wrong place for this question, but someone here has to know. I have a 3 unit building where the electrical panels for all 3 units and common is in the basement. If a breaker trips, tenants have to go outside to the basement to reset the breaker.

Is it possible to have electrical panels moved into each of the units?

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Andreas W.
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Andreas W.
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That is major surgery, very expensive and will not warrant an increase in rent. A breaker should only trip when the tenant overloads the circuit. I think having a long walk to reset the breaker is a good thing from the landlord's and safety perspective. Sometimes breakers go bad, might be worth to have an electrician look into that.

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