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Grounding a Subpanel. Jump to Latest Follow. Ground rods are only required in a sub in a detached building I ran #3 for my 100a sub in my attached great room 2 hots, 1 neutral &; a #6 I would suggest you read the sticky above with Stubbies diagrams and it will help you understand your install. Re: Grounding a sub panel. Can I use the conduit as a ground? If installed properly this IS your ground. If you CAN pull a grounding conductor in, do it. ".. is just installing a grounding rod at the subpanel enough?"" Ground rods are for the service equipment (lightning protection), not the sub... How to Ground a Subpanel in a Detached Building or Garage ... When this happens, you may only bring normally current-carrying conductors (Phase and Neutral) to the garage subpanel and you MUST have a neutral-to-ground bond in the panel, with a proper grounding electrode system. Grounding a subpanel diagram