Is it possible to buy replacement circuit breakers - like 15 amp? Two of my circuits on the main panel are 15 amp, and can only fit them into 20 amp
78089
it is my understanding that you can contact reliance for replacement cb's. if I am reading this correctly you need to change the reliance breakers from 20a down to 15. I have heard of people doing this. contact reliance. they will help.
78090
As long as the panel breaker is 15 amp, it doesn't matter that the circuit on the reliance control is 20 amp. The most that the Reliance control will supply is 15 amp.
78091
Yes you can. I did this exact same thing with mine. One of my 20amp breakers was damaged during shipment and I had them send me a 15amp replacement instead. Both red and black wires are 12 AWG for both the 20amp & 15amp breakers. 12 AWG wires can handle up to 20amps. You can have to large of wire for the breaker but you don't want to large of breaker for the wire. Ex. If you had 14 AWG running to a 15 amp breaker in your main panel and wired that into one of the 20 amp breakers on this panel. You would not want to do this. Anyways, hope this helped.
78092
I am not sure I correctly understand the question. Rather than give you an incorrect answer, I strongly suggest you call Reliance as they have an extremely capable help line.
930824
Actually it would probably be cheaper to have an electronics shop there see if its just a blown fuse, or if you actually burned it up. Did you make sure tho voltage was set to 220 volts on the back? There was a cheap 300 watt available on amazon that will also fit nicely .
1301557
Yes it is normal house circuit, but a regular 15amp circuit will not be good enough. You will have better luck with a 20amp, You can tell by checking your panel box to see if you have a 20amp breaker or fuse controlling the receptacle you plan to use. A 20 amp circuit will be connected to 12 gauge wire which is what you need to carry that much electricity. DO NOT just replace a 15amp breaker or fuse with a 20amp without making sure that that the wire is heavy enough to carry the 20amps.
584895
You cannot directly replace the breaker to a 100amp. Siemens doesnt make a 100 amp that size. You could buy just the main lug and buy a standard 2 pole siemens 100 amp breaker and make your main the first 2 positions on the left.
1818282
I don't know anything about fuses, but ours are set up with different breakers. Our you sure you have fuses? Haven't seen those in 30 years. Breakers should be fine.
2262156
This circuit breaker type is used on boats, this amperage is 50amp breaker you are requesting to replace 40amp breaker with larger one. I would recommend going with the same amperage, wire size and load plays a big part in DC circuits.
1418733
Contact Illy online for list of repair stations. Might be less expensive to buy another rated for 220 current.
2179096
I don't believe your service panel has enough amperage for this model. I think 220 volts coming in from main. Then the property using this model will need an update interior panel.
1474331
I'm not sure. I suspect the answer is no, but check your panel to determine what breakers are compatible.
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.
412104
Contact manufacture of your panels on what the output of both panels would be relative to your Volt/Amp requirements. It has been many years since I used Ohm's law! Good luck! (my connectors are still in the bag, as I had the same question,I received no response when I made my inquiry)
621185
That would be the best thing to do. Mine is on a dedicated 20A circuit. If you have a 20A circuit instead of a 15A and depending what else is on the circuit you'd probably be good.
1139382
Generally, each manufacture's breaker boxes require different breakers that are not interchangeable. I have a Square D Homeline 200 Amp panel with enough room to add this protector without removing any breakers. However, before ordering this surge protector, I would like to confirm it will fit the Square D Homeline panel. I would also like to know it will protect all of the larger circuits, up to 70 Amp, which includes the Heat Pump, stove, etc. Can anyone confirm this?
812200
Two would be normal but it depends on the AMPS of your circuit breakers. Check to be sure how much of a load it can take before adding on extra equipment.
1336485
Others have expressed problems with tripped breakers and blown fuses; however, I have not had any problem. My printer is on the same 15 amp circuit with plugs and lights from several rooms. I have a 30-year old house, so my electrical circuits are not cutting edge by any means.
807499
Is should work on your household plug but it might trip several times you might just want to change your 15 amp receptical and breaker to a 20 amp receptical even better you could go with a 30amp receptical and breaker. If you plan to use it occasionally I think with a 20 amp should be fine you don't have to replace the wire on your house but if you going to go with a 30amp receptical you probably have to replace the wire in your house.
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.