Questions & Answers for: 50 amp circuit breaker

...The circuit breaker was replaced and its still doing it. What else can it be? The vent is clear, we have checked everything we know to do. make sure your breaker is high in amps, at less 50 amp ...

...gfi to a 40 amp breaker in electric panel. Is this ok? As long as it is wired with at least #8 wire your 40 amp breaker should be fine. The 50 GFI could not pull over 40 amps from the main

50 per amp ! No don't do that. A 10 gauge wire use a 30 amp circuit breaker. A 8 gauge wire use a 40 amp circuit breaker. I you install a new one make sure is 30 amp circuit breaker. Your dryer should

...50 amp breaker. 11,000W divided by 220VAC = 50 amps. 230 or 240V input the same 50 A breaker. Thanks for choosing FixYa. Kelly There needs to be a buffer, 11% usually. I've seen many 11kw heaters ...

...50 amp.can I use? Your hot tub needs GFI protection because it is electrical, and people sit inside water that could be exposed to electric current. You have a fault to ground that needs to be fixed. ...

50 amp circuit breaker in the house emits a loud buzzing. The machine is electrically grounded to a 8 foot grounding rod. Anny ideas ? Note: machine is a Lincoln Idealarc 300/300 from the 70's Thanks,

...50 amp. If that is not enough for your load, you must change the wiring. It also depends on the type of wire. THHN will have the largest amperage, but if it is TW, it will be lower. Rule of thumb ...

circuit breaker, take an amp reading to see if the breaker is doing its job and tripping on an overload situation. if the circuit is exceeding the breakers rating then the problem is with the unit not

...50 amp manual reset circuit breaker needs to be reset? there is a small yellow lever with reset printed on the top If the breaker handle is in the middle position, it needs to be reset. you reset it ...

...50 amp? The breaker is always larger, You will need 60 amp breaker. Ideally, you want your circuit to be operating at 80 percent of capacity, which is called the safe load. You can calculate a safe ...