SIEMENSMC2442S1200FC MC2442S1200FC meter-load center combination, 24 space, 42 circuit, 200 Amp, flush mount, solar ready,

This product was well designed , taking 100 amp load off main buss is a big plus .

Great 200A panel that is California title 24 complient. Plenty of room for breakers. Would have got 5 stars, but as others have pointed out, it did come damaged. The recessed mounts were bent, but were easy to straighten back out.

Good panel arrived damaged need to have mounts not mounted but separate so thy don't get twisted or bent

I installed this 200A service box to replace an old 100A unit, just before I had solar installed on the roof. It was a great deal, although it arrived with the flanges dented, but I had no trouble straightening them out.

Received panel in terrible condition. The box was ripped in several places and the panel was warped, twisted and dented. I don't have time at this point to ship it back so I will have to do some body work. It appears i am not the only one this has happened to. Not happy.

Wrong unit. Received surface mount .....returned for refund.

I bought this from a local distributor in my area and paid $750 for this puppy bc the job couldn't wait and no one else had it available at that time. There was no damage of any kind, it was in mint condition.This is a BIG SEMI-FLUSH panel (approx 41 Inch Height, 7 Inch Depth, standard 14-1/2 Inch Width to fit between standard stud spacing), perfect if you have a lot of breakers and larger conductors (A/Cs, sub-panels, etc.), otherwise, you end up with wire overfill. Unlike the other brand I like, this Siemens panel has an ADJUSTABLE FLANGE that allows the installer to take advantage of the wall space (which is determined by stud length 2x4, 2x6, etc.). This panel has a whopping 49 spaces on the grounded/grounding bus bar. It has 24 full spaces and takes up to 42 circuits. It's also Solar Ready. In summary, I bought this panel bc it is deep/tall and I needed all the space/volume I can get in standard stud space framing, has all the breaker spaces needed, and the damn flange is adjustable (the other brand which I like had the flange welded, no way to adjust how deep you install this panel). It can be fed both from the top and bottom. It's a good quality panel but the price point needs to be $300 or less and available in big box stores or delivered without damages, otherwise, it will not become popular and electricians will be forced by circumstances/budget to use smaller panels which lack breaker and wiring space. I had to call around different manufacturers and spent a lot of time to find the right panel for that job, glad to see Amazon is giving a little competition to the big box stores and their lazy apathetic attitude for the needs of the building industry.