Can another 100 amp breaker be added as a separate branch
1003601
No, but you can run two 100 amp lines from the main lugs to two separate 100 amp breaker boxes.
1003602
This service disconnect does not have the capability to accept another breaker, and therefore cannot provide a separate branch.
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.
1003604
Not on this unit, but there are manufacturers like Milbank that make such a unit.
1003605
No. This panel only has space for the main breaker. If you want to add breakers, get one of these: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005GLDQVI You can add a 100amp breaker to it, and then use it to feed a sub-panel.
1003606
No, this is not a breaker box in the traditional sense. It is a cut off between the power pole and your house (building). Try one of the other products mentioned previously in the answers.
1003607
NO. This is a main feeder disconnect box only and not a service entrance box...................Although what Robert said below can be done, if a electrical inspector saw this arrangement you would have to redo it (FYI)
1003608
No, it is made to mount next to the meter base and feed a 200 amp main panel.
1823722
Yes, you can add more sections if you like. But you also need to know that it becomes quite heavy and hard to control when you use more than 3 sections. Even with 3, it becomes wobbly. If you need to reach something that requires more than 3 sections, I would suggest you find an alternative method of removing branches. Hope this helps you.
200011
It requires two 50 ampere feeds which might cause overcurrent on a 125 ampre service with multiple loads on as well. Probably need to try the smaller versions.
1879376
Nor am I an electrician, but your main service panel needs to have space enough for a pair of single gang breakers, each installed on opposite phases, which in general terms means there must be two unoccupied punch-out spaces available on the panel, one immediately above the other, preferably on the same left or right side of the service panel in which there exists sufficient room to mount the device within the wall close beside the service panel.
2162557
Yes, the main breaker in included.This 100 amp Load Center with the 30 space feature is real nice!
1014467
I am sure that you can (unless your breaker won't take it). You could even cut the ends and wire them together if you want uniformity in spacing.
1465015
Sorry its not designed to do that. If your amp is tripping your breaker a lot then it should be on a breaker its self. I would first check to see what service your breaker box is on....60amp, 100amp or 200amp. Most power company prefer 200amp service and in most cases will upgrade your feed line at no charge, as long as you or a certified electrician installs a 200 amp breaker box and service to the outside. But make sure its to code or they will not do it. also see what all that breaker shuts off. It may not be your amp at all it maybe a combination of items that is drawing to much amperage. Also try replacing the outlet your using with a serge outlet so it trips the outlet first and not the breaker. Sorry its not designed to do that. If your amp is tripping your breaker a lot then it should be on a breaker its self. I would first check to see what service your breaker box is on....60amp, 100amp or 200amp. Most power company prefer 200amp service and in most cases will upgrade your feed line at no charge, as long as you or a certified electrician installs a 200 amp breaker box and service to the outside. But make sure its to code or they will not do it. also see what all that breaker shuts off. It may not be your amp at all it maybe a combination of items that is drawing to much... » Read More Sorry its not designed to do that. If your amp is tripping your breaker a lot then it should be on a breaker its self. I would first check to see what service your breaker box is on....60amp, 100amp or 200amp. Most power company prefer 200amp service and in most cases will upgrade your feed line at no charge, as long as you or a certified electrician installs a 200 amp breaker box and service to the outside. But make sure its to code or they will not do it. also see what all that breaker shuts off. It may not be your amp at all it maybe a combination of items that is drawing to much amperage. Also try replacing the outlet your using with a serge outlet so it trips the outlet first and not the breaker. « Show Less
267152
No. You can't add the amp rating to equal 40 amps. Each leg of the breaker will only handle 20 amps. Your existing configuration has 40 amps on each leg. A 20 amp double pole breaker still only handles 20 amps for the circuit.
1846868
There are two 220 circuits pre-wired to two tied pair of breakers. You can also elect to make them into four 110's if that serves you better. We have our well pump circuit wired to one of the 220's. It's a heavy duty control panel and the instructions are very clear on how to set it up. Comes with a DVD showing a guy wiring it. Good luck!
2141941
You'd need separate relays for each circuit, but should be able to have a single Z-wave module control both, if you were OK with only being able to have them go on and off at the same time. If you wanted separate control - two relays and two z-waves
905358
You should be able to buy one with 3 to 1 prongs, if not make one yourself split and and add a third prong. Hope that helped.
417058
I am not sure but, I would split the line into two. There is less chance of harming the unit.
582695
I can't imagine why you would not be able to. I'm doing three. You can connect one bank to the most important (starter for example) battery and the other 5 parallel on the other bank. Or you can split it up evenly. Many options but it seems real quick for me.
809730
Depending on your total amp draw for your system you could run two setups but it will look cleaner to just run the one.
1154227
I used almost all split dual circuit breakers and some gfi breakers. The only problem I found are some breakers are shallow and some are deep cut where they clip onto the bars. Looking at the panel you'll notice some bar sections are taller than others, some breakers will work in spots where others will not.
1616913
This will go in the place of two existing breakers. The two 20amp breakers on the outside allow you to do this without the need of any extra breaker space. The one white wire needs to connect to the neutral bar in the main panel.
36607
No u just need 110vJust make sure their on separate breakers Don't plug them into one outlet light to powerful"1000 watt"