Hint: Weathered and worrisome.
The wooden “shed” or “doghouse” as they are commonly called, originally built to protect the panelboard and other electrical equipment has deteriorated badly leaving no side or doors on the enclosure to provide any protection from the weather. The metal panelboard enclosure is not rated for damp or wet locations and is not built to keep out rain, snow, ice and other forms of moisture, and water and does not comply with Sec. 312.2. The open cover of the timeclock enclosure will not provide for a weatherproof enclosure either.
Table 110.28 provides installers information for choosing the correct type of enclosure for various installation conditions including rain, snow, sleet, and other conditions. While the timeclock enclosure may be the correct type for this exterior installation, covers must be closed to afford proper protection. The broken covers of the receptacles leave the receptacles exposed to rain and weather and does not provide the protection from the elements as required by Sec. 406.9. The receptacles themselves are not weather-resistant type (WR) as required by Sec. 406.9(A) and (B).
