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Reserved slots in panel?
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My panel has two open breaker slots opposite of the main 100Amp breaker? At the same time my panel has a bunch of twins. Are those two spots reserved for some reason? Thanks! Aaron |
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On May 28, 8:15�pm, Aaron Fude wrote:
Hi, My panel has two open breaker slots opposite of the main 100Amp breaker? At the same time my panel has a bunch of twins. Are those two spots reserved for some reason? Thanks! Aaron on my old panel the main was too large to allow their use |
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"Aaron Fude" wrote in message ... Hi, My panel has two open breaker slots opposite of the main 100Amp breaker? At the same time my panel has a bunch of twins. Are those two spots reserved for some reason? Remove the panel cover and see if there are open bus bar slots available. I'm thinking that those knockouts are not available circuit breaker slots. |
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Reserved slots in panel?
On May 28, 9:10*pm, "John Grabowski" wrote:
"Aaron Fude" wrote in message ... Hi, My panel has two open breaker slots opposite of the main 100Amp breaker? At the same time my panel has a bunch of twins. Are those two spots reserved for some reason? Remove the panel cover and see if there are open bus bar slots available. I'm thinking that those knockouts are not available circuit breaker slots. I did and there are slots. However, when a contractor was working on my bathroom recently, he chose to twin other breakers, rather than touch that slot. |
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Reserved slots in panel?
"Aaron Fude" wrote in message ... On May 28, 9:10 pm, "John Grabowski" wrote: "Aaron Fude" wrote in message ... Hi, My panel has two open breaker slots opposite of the main 100Amp breaker? At the same time my panel has a bunch of twins. Are those two spots reserved for some reason? Remove the panel cover and see if there are open bus bar slots available. I'm thinking that those knockouts are not available circuit breaker slots. I did and there are slots. However, when a contractor was working on my bathroom recently, he chose to twin other breakers, rather than touch that slot. Call him up and ask him why he chose the twins over two new full size breakers. He may have been trying to keep that space open for a future two pole breaker. |
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Reserved slots in panel?
Aaron Fude wrote:
Hi, My panel has two open breaker slots opposite of the main 100Amp breaker? At the same time my panel has a bunch of twins. Are those two spots reserved for some reason? There should be a capacity chart on the box cover inside -- it'll tell you of any limitations of the manufacturer. -- |
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