Can you put in another 30 amp double breaker or replace the 20 amp double pole with a 30 amp double pole?
909576
You can configure it the way u want but every time u go to add a 220 u loose a 120 circuit
909577
No all of the other spaces are labeled 20 max, and the wiring harness and individual switches only have 12 ga wire.
1782918
no it will not work on a single pole 20 amp breaker. you will need 10/3 n/m wire (which is #10 gauge wire with a black a red a white and a bare wire). This will require a 2 pole 30 amp breaker that is compatible with your panel. By the way there is no such thing as "110v" or "220V" anymore it's all 120v or 240v and for some reason when people say 110 or 220 it really bothers me.
2262155
40 amp should be swapped with another 40 amp. Raising 10 amps could cause damage to whatever u are trying to protect with the breaker. I used mine on my boat.
426585
Yes, 2 pole so you can switch both side of a 220 volt circuit. Or you can use just 1 pole.
805969
You need two 2-wire circuits, plus ground. So that means two 2-pole breakers, 60 amps each.
1663199
Yes! The key is to connect to the first two breakers in your load center (one each of your two 120 volt legs).The idea is that if you get hit by a spike, it will clamp it before it gets to your other circuits.You might have to move some of your existing breakers. This is for two independent single phase circuits one side of each 240 volt legs.Use two independent 20 amp breakers.Spikes can happen to either side, and should be treated as independent 120 volt circuits.Using a double pole breaker might leave one circuit unprotected if a spike hits one leg and trips the double pole breaker.(Double pole breakers are for 240 volt load devices only, not surge protection devices). Yes! The key is to connect to the first two breakers in your load center (one each of your two 120 volt legs).The idea is that if you get hit by a spike, it will clamp it before it gets to your other circuits.You might have to move some of your existing breakers. This is for two independent single phase circuits one side of each 240 volt legs.Use two independent 20 amp breakers.Spikes can happen to either side, and should be treated as independent 120 volt circuits.Using a double pole breaker might leave one circuit unprotected if a spike hits one leg and... » Read More Yes! The key is to connect to the first two breakers in your load center (one each of your two 120 volt legs).The idea is that if you get hit by a spike, it will clamp it before it gets to your other circuits.You might have to move some of your existing breakers. This is for two independent single phase circuits one side of each 240 volt legs.Use two independent 20 amp breakers.Spikes can happen to either side, and should be treated as independent 120 volt circuits.Using a double pole breaker might leave one circuit unprotected if a spike hits one leg and trips the double pole breaker.(Double pole breakers are for 240 volt load devices only, not surge protection devices). « Show Less
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Go to Stiebel-Eltron-usa.com/pdf/install-tempra-tempraplus.pdf page 8 shows the electrical installation. It sshould be 3-60 Amp dual pole breakers using #6 wire. Just follow the directions and U should not get in trouble. If so, contact Stiebel Eltron.com ans ask about the Tempra 36. They will help!
625155
15 amp should be used with 14 gage wire and a 15 amp breaker. 20 amp should be used with 12 gage wire and a 20 amp breaker. I would guess you have 15 amp but not sure without seeing it.
598121
It is not recommended by the manufacturer to use any breaker larger than a 30 amp double pole. I don"t operate my stove on the back up generator. With this transfer switch and a 8500 watt portable generator I can run most everything else, not all at the same time though. That includes the AC.
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Yes, it is made for single pole ( 120 Volt breakers as well as a double pole (240 Volt breaker) to use like on an electric range or any other 240 volt needs that you might have for the future.... Use a single pole breaker for 120 volt ----- use a double pole breaker for 240 volt ....There is plenty of room for several of these............ It is a great panel.. and Amazon service is the best ................
514957
The assumption would be 20 amps. 10 ga wire is rated for about 30 amps but there aren't any 30 amp single pole breakers that I am aware of.
332464
take a 30amp. main breaker on input side and a combination of up to 30 amps on the out put.
2262159
I concur with the other 7 answers you've received so far. The only worry might be the extra 10 amps, 25% more than what the original installer decided on. My breaker hasn't blown but hasn't had a reason to do so.
1084192
You will need a double breaker with a minimum of 25 amp on each side. I have a double 30 on 1 panel and a double 40 on the other (I have 2 hookups) The Generator has its own breaker as well if over drawn.
2093614
15 amp on the single (120 volt) and 20 amp on the 2 pole (240 volt). If you don't need the 240 volt circuit you can split it up and have 2- 20 amp 120 volt circuits.
1783833
I haven't done that yet. I'm not putting more that two amps through mine. but I would imagine that you would burn it up. I seriously doubt it is going to read over 9.99 amps. If you are determined to try this, before you try to put 30 amps through it, I would add a shunt in the circuit ahead of the amp meter.
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10-3 wire is never to be used with a breaker more than 30 amps ! consult the national electric code for more info or a electrician.