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Article 220 and youWithout the last year of utility usage data in hand, we have to use Article 220 of the NEC as our guide to sizing your service -- this is one of the toughest articles in the Code, so...
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Both of the previous answers are correct, but you may be confusing your actual electrical usage (the demand) and your actual connected load which is as if all of your devices were operating at the same...
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The NEC has a section called load calculations article 220, we don't get an accurate idea what our loads are by just adding up breakers. For example do you run your furnace and air conditioner at the...
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Yes, the National Electrical Code in the USA (similar standards exist for other jurisdictions) has specific procedures for calculating the required breaker sizes for various combinations of load.
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Is there is a standard how much main service panel / main circuit breaker should be rated for?This is generally up to what the builder ordered when the house was built, at least with some latitude....
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Is there is a Standard on how much main service panel / main circuit breaker...
Is there is a standard how much main service panel / main circuit breaker should be rated for? Below example.Here's current line up of my electric loads:Electric Range - 50 ampsElectric Vehicle level 2...
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