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I have a GE service panel in my home that accepts both 1/2" and 1"
breakers. As I add circuits to this box, is there any advantage to using 1" breakers over 1/2"? I'd rather use 1/2" since that will allow me to add twice as many circuits. Obviously, there's the potential to overload the box, but, for the sake of discussion, let's assume that I'm smart enough not to do that. |
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