Finally can wire the group shed but what rout should i go?

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K so i have my 8x8x10 shed and can finally wire it right.

now its got a extension cord and bare bones equipment.

i have a friend who's licensed electrician and who happens to be a mmj card holder and I've helped him with his plants and gettin going but a small scale deal.

now im ready to do up my shed i need to figure out what rout to do this and hoping the ic fambam can help.

i have a cap mlc4 box to run 4 lights id like to hook up to eventually run 4k but i have 3 now.

total i plan to have all this plugged in:

3k watt ballasts
50 pint dehumidifier
1/2 hp chiller
Large pump for coling system
1x 8inch inline fan
Co2 burner
4xosculating fans
1x GH air pump

1x medium sqirly cage. Fan

 

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Sorry for the post I lost my phone and don't have a computer and this backup phone sucks.

That's about all of what I plan to run,my buddy says we can get 30amps of 220 to the room but I'm not sure 30amps will suffice. The next step would be to upgrade the main box to a larger one to allow more amps,then again I'm no electrician.

 

[Jhhnn]

Do the math. A 30A circuit will deliver 6600W at 220V, 7200W at 240V. Don't use more than 80% of that, so make it 5300-5700 watts. You may be OK at 30A.

The information you need is on the equip ID tags. Add it up.

 

[rives]

If you want to build your way into it progressively, you could set a 60 amp subpanel at the shed and feed it with #6 wire (good for 60 amps if the shed is within a reasonable distance from the main). Then change out the main breaker in the sub to a 30a and feed it with a 30a at the main. This will keep you within your existing limits, and if you decide that you need more later and you get the main panel upgraded, you can then upgrade by simply changing out the two breakers to 60a units.

 

[Jhhnn]

If you want to build your way into it progressively, you could set a 60 amp subpanel at the shed and feed it with #6 wire (good for 60 amps if the shed is within a reasonable distance from the main). Then change out the main breaker in the sub to a 30a and feed it with a 30a at the main. This will keep you within your existing limits, and if you decide that you need more later and you get the main panel upgraded, you can then upgrade by simply changing out the two breakers to 60a units.

Excellent.

 

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Tis what i shall do! thanks a whole lot guys. much appreciated