On Feb 2, 4:42�pm, "Steve Barker" wrote:
If you have electric Dryer, AND central a/c, AND an electric range, then go
all the way to 200. *If you have only 1 or 2 of these 3 items, then you can
probably go less. *But why? *Just go the 200 and be done.

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Steve Barker

"bubblegummom" wrote in message

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We're thinking of upgrading our 60 amp fuse box (presently overloaded)
to a circuit breaker panel. How do I know if we should get a 125 amp
or a 200 amp panel? According to Zillow.com our house is 1,240 square
feet, in case it's figured by square feet.

Thanks!

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then you upgrade your kitchen..... code calls for at least 2 dedicated
20 amp GFCI circuits plus one for dishwasher, one for fridge, just a
kitchen can eat up 6 breakers