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Thanks, I'd like to keep the 4500's that come in there since I'd be paying for them. But If the wiring doesn't permit then I guess that will have to be my only option of switching them out since I'm not going to rewire the place.

Thanks, What you said is a little advanced for me. But I do think I mostly understand. And if I understand this is what I've found out about the breaker box by looking closer. The double pole 20 amp breaker is hooked up on both poles. So it looks like it is simply just a 20 amp 240 volt breaker...

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OK, Thanks guys. Only other problem I'm trying to figure out now is why I have two separate breakers for the hot water heater on my box. I know you guys can't help with that. At least I don't think. Actaully while I'm typing this I'll run back there and look at the AMP for each breaker. OK...

I'm on the hunt for a new water heater. The problem I'm finding is that most that fit my size need use two separate 4500w heating elements totaling 9000w. My current hot water heater is a kenmore 30 gallon that has been using a SINGLE 3500w universal element. The problem I'm face with now is I...