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why limit number of circuits
Hi,
I have a 30 amp subpanel fed by a 10/3 wire. My electrician told me that the code stipulates that the panel contain no more than 4 circuits. Why such a limitation? Why can't I split 30 amps among 40 circuits if I want to? Doesn't the 30amp breaker protect against overloading? Thanks! Aaron |
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