I have a 15 breaker labeled CP and another 15 labeled TC. I can't figure out
what they go to all I know is it's downstairs. I'm a new homeowner.

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Jack m writes:
I have a 15 breaker labeled CP and another 15 labeled TC. I can't figure out
what they go to all I know is it's downstairs. I'm a new homeowner.

Do you have a trash compactor?

On Thu, 12 Dec 2019 16:29:52 GMT, (Scott Lurndal)
wrote:

Jack m writes:
I have a 15 breaker labeled CP and another 15 labeled TC. I can't figure out
what they go to all I know is it's downstairs. I'm a new homeowner.

Do you have a trash compactor?



Look for the hidden room
where the Cannabis Plants were grown .. :-)
John T.

On 12/12/19 10:14 AM, Jack wrote:
I have a 15 breaker labeled CP and another 15 labeled TC. I can't figure
out
what they go to all I know is it's downstairs.Â* I'm a new homeowner.

You could try turning them off (one at a time) and see what doesn't
work. If everything still works, you could leave them off.

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On 12/12/2019 11:14 AM, Jack wrote:
I have a 15 breaker labeled CP and another 15 labeled TC. I can't figure
out
what they go to all I know is it's downstairs.Â* I'm a new homeowner.

CP could be Control Panel? for an alarm system.

Or you may have the main breaker for the Canadian Pacific railroad.
Turn it off and see if trains stop.

TC could be trash compactor. Do you have one?

On a rainy Saturday when you have nothing to do, check out what braker
does what if the labels look at all confusing.

In alt.home.repair, on Thu, 12 Dec 2019 14:54:23 -0500, Ed Pawlowski
wrote:

On 12/12/2019 11:14 AM, Jack wrote:
I have a 15 breaker labeled CP and another 15 labeled TC. I can't figure
out
what they go to all I know is it's downstairs.* I'm a new homeowner.

CP could be Control Panel? for an alarm system.

Or you may have the main breaker for the Canadian Pacific railroad.
Turn it off and see if trains stop.

TC could be trash compactor. Do you have one?

On a rainy Saturday when you have nothing to do, check out what braker
does what if the labels look at all confusing.

Good advice, and mine are pretty well labeled by the original
electrician, I think, but in all these years, only one or two have ever
tripped, plus one or two I turned off to work on the circuit. I don't
really know what the others do.