Would this support 10 20-amp twin-size breakers?
850999
No you would be piggy backing the breakers that's 20 20Amp breakers.They would probably fit but you wouldn't be able to use them all at the same time. This is for a portable generator10 double twentys you need a natural gas generator and a bigger box.It could be done but your generator would be stressed.
851000
No. They're a bit deceiving advertising as a10 circuit panel. It does have 10 overall but two are used for the main when you tie it in.
851001
iit all depends what size generator you are using. if its 7500 no . it woun't work need 30 amp 2pole breaker
1047580
Yes. The Amp size of the service does not matter. It just has to have a place to connect to a 2 pole (230/240Volt) breaker. I have one on my 200 amp service and one on the disconnect to the outside A/C unit.
2231453
This will only support up to 10 A. They do have a product which supports up to 20A. which comes with fuses too.FAST Shipping* ADD CIRCUIT BLADE STYLE APS ATT LOW PROFILE MINI FUSETAP FUSE TAP + FUSE SET 5, 7.5, 10, 15, 20 AMPS
385578
Actually #12 wire should be used with a 20Amp breaker. NEC only requires #14 to be used with a 15 amp circuit breaker. So #14 wire should be sufficient
1325519
Theoretically number 14 wire with a 15 amp breaker would do.the job, but some local codes do not allow smaller than number 12 wire. I would use number 12 with a 20 amp breaker and nothing else on the circuit
1003603
No. This panel only has space for the main breaker.If you want to add breakers, get one of these: Siemens 8 Space, 16, Circuit, 200 Amp, Main Breaker, Outdoor trailer panel Load Center, Copper Bus BarsYou can add a 100amp breaker to it, and then use it to feed a sub-panel.
1476721
I expect it will, check the label on the inside of the door of the panel. It should list the types of branch breakers it accepts. My panel lists QP, QPF, QPFH, QPH, QAP, etc. The label on the QSA2020SPD says it is type QP.
310934
It is probably okay if it is not used heavily. When you decrease the voltage approximately 10% it increases that amp draw by the same so in lieu of using two 40A breakers, you may want to consider using two 45A. Be sure to confirm the #8 awg is still appropriate.
25142
Again, it's all going to depend how much current you're drawing on it. In your house, if your using a 15 amp air conditioner in a 10 amp breaker, you're going to trip the breaker.
662052
if your wiring and back-up switch will support about 10amps, then they should work fine.
227667
Yes you would only be pulling 10 amps . The only problem you need to find out what the continues operating amps. the switch will operate at for sure but I would say so.
352722
yes with a 20 amp plug of course...... 20 amp outlets are not standard for residential so I'd make sure you know what you have and what you are buying....
1104408
I found the book that came with the unit was very helpful. Another way is looking at the major appliance ratings you are going to use the switch for. Getting it reasonably close will work fine. If you have 2 things that are hooked to 20 amp breakers split them wiring them to the red terminals, etc. Best I can do, hope it helps.
2202384
20amp breaker is ideal....but ive used 15 amp breaker without many issues. Sometimes the breaker would trip...depended how long i was welding
807500
We run this machine at 80 amps on a 15 amp breaker with no problems. Anything more than that is a very short duty cycle or upgrade to a 20 amp breaker.
807502
I run mine of a 15 amp breaker. Any hardware store has them for 10-25 bucks. I would not run on anything smaller.
2135255
I have used #12 with no problem could probably do number 10. none of the relays are bused together they all wire separate i have also used #18 they all seem to fit fine