The good news is that you aren't quite as full as you think, given that your panel accepts double-stuff breakers in the bottom six rows. The house have solar so I think 28 and 30 is to leave alone because it power the inverterĭouble-stuffing will take some creativity here Updated: Add picture of shed in question and the panel. In the image we can see that all breaker occupied to the end of the box. I am living in CA and trying to make this as right as possible. What are my options? Am I ok to splice from that 20-amp outlet to power the shed like a normal room? Again the breaker simply only connect to that outlet. The furthest that I might go for is turning it into a mini studio to take photography. But I don't plan to do any tooling like saw machine or power tool. Possibly a table heat if I ever need to be there in the winter. the shed is pretty small like a 100 sqft. I only plan for this to be a finished storage and "might be" as a temporary play room.There is a GFCI outlet that is 5 feet to the wall of the shed that is on dedicate 20-amp breaker at the back of the house currently have 12 gauge wire.The 200-amps panel is full, which mean it might be a challenge to add a dedicate 60-amps breaker to home run this shed.The shed is about 15 feet to the panel, very short, you can see the panel clearly standing from the shed. I am trying to think of a way to have electrical run here. But there is a shed in the backyard that have absolutely no power. I bought an older house that the previous owner had rewire the whole house and have 200-amp panel which is a good thing.
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