What's it take to power an entire strip mall?

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[@ElectricProAcademy]

We're kinda curious if we'll get more tradesmen, engineers, or lay people to watch this video. Comment below with your profession!

[@chrismoore9223]

More commercial/industrial content like this! I'm an engineer

[@shubinternet]

Fuses rated for 200,000 amps at 600VAC? Holy Toledo, Batman!

[@Byron88]

That is not the fuses rating that is its safe interrupting rating, basically the current which it can open safely under a dead short condition without catastrophic failure up to 200,000A

[@jonjohnson3027]

Technically a lay person, but I've been interested in electricity and electrical distribution since I was a kid!
In my day job, I'm an IT/network technician/analyst/engineer/what-have-you working for a managed services provider. Sometimes I even do low-voltage cabling.

[@daveyfrost7114]

Is that a high leg or just and old system? I've seen a few old systems with phasing colors similar to that.

[@Gabriel-jc2sc]

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