power surges?
I had a simliar issue with my house and I already have 200 Amp service! Everytime the AC would kick in all the lights in the house would dim. I f...
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10 gauge wire and a 40 amp circuit?
No need to assume. There is nothing else on that circuit. It is currently a dedicated circuit with 10-3 and a 30amp breaker.
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10 gauge wire and a 40 amp circuit?
Thanks for the quick response.....more clarification:Well just to be clear. The documentation for the stove didn't say exactly how many watts it w...
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10 gauge wire and a 40 amp circuit?
My question is this.An existing outlet has a 10 gauge wire and 30 amp breaker on it already. I would like to put a stove in this spot now but the ...
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