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Sub panel confusion
Hi,
I'm confused about the very essense of a sub panel: is it just a glorified junction box or can it actually increase the amount of current that enters your house? For example, if I want to increase the amount of current from 100amp to 150amps can I accomplish that with a sub panel? Thanks. Aaron |
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