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New house panel for T2

Dad's original house panel. After 40 years the switches are starting to show signs of corrosion. Plus with all of the USB charged devices now, I want some more power outlets.

Dad's original house panel. After 40 years the switches are starting to show signs of corrosion. Plus with all of the USB charged devices now, I want some more power outlets.

Dad's wiring. Looks fairly straight forward. No problem troubleshooting this bird's nest. Looks like he hired someone from India to wire it.

Dad's wiring. Looks fairly straight forward. No problem troubleshooting this bird's nest. Looks like he hired someone from India to wire it.

So I built a box out of maple to house the fuses panel and two terminal strips.

So I built a box out of maple to house the fuses panel and two terminal strips.

Of course I stained it. After all, even though no one will see it, it's beautiful ribbon grain maple.

Of course I stained it. After all, even though no one will see it, it's beautiful ribbon grain maple.

The box is wired ahead of installation so when I get it on the boat all I have to do is connect the existing device wires to the terminal strips.

The box is wired ahead of installation so when I get it on the boat all I have to do is connect the existing device wires to the terminal strips.

I'm just waiting for my 4 port power panel to arrive from China. Next steps include mounting the new part, re-cutting plastic face panel and mounting on board T2.

I'm just waiting for my 4 port power panel to arrive from China. Next steps include mounting the new part, re-cutting plastic face panel and mounting on board T2.

The new panel

The new panel

A little more plastic than I'd like but... The panel had to be large to facilitate access to the fuse block and wiring behind.

A little more plastic than I'd like but... The panel had to be large to facilitate access to the fuse block and wiring behind.

 

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