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   Scope update — Drew, 2026-11-04 ~23:33 CST

   This ticket remains the execution ticket for the electrician goal (goal_55d3136785c6, basement electrician: dedicated 20A circuits for server room) under epic #1083. Tonight Drew refined the scope; the install/verify core below stands, with these additions:

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   • Select + engage an electrician (quote step first). No candidate is recorded in the goal workspace yet — first quote request goes out from the existing spec: the electrician brief written 2026-10-29 (fleet task 2998, PR docs(cluster): electrician brief — circuit spec for the basement cluster (#1103) #2367) specifies 4 dedicated 20A circuits, a 600W/machine planning assumption, 1920W derated per circuit, and site-visit open items. Update that brief with this scope before sending.
   • Review of the current home breaker panel: capacity, free breaker spaces, and a load calculation for the lab at full build-out — ~12 cluster machines + 2–3 mini PCs + the Dell switches (at the brief's 600W/machine planning assumption, machines alone are ~7–9 kW).
   • Check the existing wiring on the lab circuits: condition and gauge adequacy for 20A runs (the ceiling run past ~3 unfinished walls from the GOAL spec; existing cable paths may be reusable).
   • Install between 4 and 16 dedicated breakers/circuits routed into the home lab, preferably 20A each. The count is a range on purpose: the panel review + load calculation above decide where in 4–16 we land (the prior brief said 4; full build-out may justify more). Record the decided count + reasoning on this ticket.
   • Label every new breaker and lab outlet run (matches the build-out set's physical labeling pass).
   • Verification: each circuit tested under load; the circuit → what-it-feeds list recorded on this ticket; panel schedule updated (already in acceptance below).

   Dependency (both ways)

   Power is the gate for the home lab build-out set — epic #6066 (racking #6070, Dell switches #6073/#6074/#6075, cluster interconnect, TALM/Talos bring-up). Heavy racking sequences after or alongside this electrical work, not before the circuits it plugs into exist. Conversely, the final circuit count depends on the build-out's full machine list, which #6066 tracks.

   Location: home lab, 13113 7th St, Osseo WI. Electrician-only work; Drew on site.