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  1. Jim Bob 4820

    Why no 90C breakers?

    Idle Saturday morning contemplation. What prevents the industry from making breakers with 90C terminals/connections? Is it a materials limitation - eg can’t dissipate heat from copper in the limited surface area of a breaker - or is it lack of market or something else? Just thinking we’ve...
  2. Melody

    Question on breaker, wire, and outlet for Oven/range

    It may be a silly question, I am looking for advice on but hopefully not. My old range broke, dead as a doornail. I got a new range. The issue is as such, the old range, and the corresponding outlet was 30amp, 3 prong, the new range is 40-50 amp max, 4 prong. My breaker for the range is 50...
  3. DTAZ

    Looking for advice on a sub-panel - 60 or 80 amp?

    I am remodeling my home and am in the process calculating the load for a sub panel that will supply power to a portion of the house. The house was built in the late 1040s with an addition constructed in the early 70s. There is a contemporary 200amp load center with integrated service entrance on...
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