Completed GE Sub-Panel

A Completed Main Breaker Interlock Kit Installation on an Existing GE Circuit Breaker Panel

The completed GE sub-panel with all circuits labeled as required by the National Electrical Code.
The yellow tape on the circuit breaker is there to help the homeowner choose circuits to run off of the portable generator.

Another shot of the new GE sub-panel with 3/4" EMT conduits for the panel feed as well as the branch circuits.

The inside of the main electrical panel before any changes were made

When you get to the construction phase of your home renovation project, you must be mindful of your personal safety as well as the safety of people and property that may be in proximity to your work.

Hard hats, gloves, and safety glasses offer the very basic personal protection. For certain tasks additional safety precautions need to be taken. For instance when working around live electricity, an electrician would need insulated tools and gloves rated for the voltages that he or she works on.

Additionally it is important to conduct yourself in a safe manner during construction. Be mindful of heavy lifting or reaching in awkward positions. Use a ladder when working on the ceiling, or anything high for that matter. Chairs, buckets, milk crates, and anything else not made to be stood on, should not be stood on. One bad fall can change your life forever.