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Measuring load on a circuit breaker.
Hi,
Does anyone know of a way to measure the current being used on a single circuit breaker from just one of the wall outlets on that circuit? ie; I want to be able to plug something in anywhere in the house and be able to tell from there how many amps the circuit breaker is using. thanks |
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