Sub Panel Installation

Add circuit capacity without replacing your main distribution center

About Our Sub Panel Installation Service

Madison Electric installs secondary distribution centers that expand your circuit capacity and bring power closer to areas with concentrated electrical loads. Our sub panel installation service places additional circuit management equipment in workshops, additions, garages, or any location where running multiple circuits from the main distribution center becomes impractical. We size the secondary unit appropriately, run feeder cables from the main center, and create organized circuit distribution at the new location. Your property benefits from secondary distribution equipment when you need numerous circuits in one area or want to isolate specific loads. Our electricians calculate feeder requirements based on the loads you plan to serve, install protective devices at both ends, and mount the secondary unit in an accessible location. We organize circuits logically and provide clear labeling that makes future modifications straightforward.

Benefits of Choosing This Service

Secondary distribution centers provide flexible circuit expansion without the expense of upgrading your main equipment.

Additional circuit capacity where you need it most

Shorter circuit runs to connected loads

Organized power distribution for specific areas

Isolation of certain loads from main distribution

Cost-effective alternative to main unit replacement

Expand your electrical capacity efficiently with secondary distribution equipment in key locations.

Why Choose Madison Electric?

Madison Electric designs secondary distribution installations that balance immediate needs with future flexibility. Our team calculates loads accurately and sizes feeder cables correctly to prevent voltage drop. We mount equipment securely and ensure proper clearances for safety and accessibility. Customers appreciate our ability to create organized expansions that integrate seamlessly with existing electrical systems.

FAQs

Where should secondary distribution equipment be located?

We place units near concentrated loads while maintaining required clearances and accessibility.

How many circuits can secondary equipment handle?

Capacity varies by unit size, from small 6-circuit units to large centers with 40+ positions.

Can you install secondary equipment for outdoor structures?

Yes, we install weatherproof units for garages, workshops, pool equipment, and outbuildings.

Will this require disconnecting my main power?

We need brief disconnection at the main distribution center to install feeder connections safely.

How do you size the feeder cables?

We calculate based on secondary unit capacity, connected loads, and cable length to prevent voltage drop.