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Results tagged with electrical-panel
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Panelboards, also known as "electrical panels", "circuit breaker panels", "fuse boxes", "distribution boards", "consumer units", or "load centers". Remember to provide your location. Include photographs of the existing equipment or plans. Questions about individual overcurrent devices (breakers or fuses) should use the [circuit-breaker] tag.
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Burnt modules but no breaker trip
Most probably you have had a voltage surge on the incomming power line. There can be many reasons for this.
A bad neutral connection at your place if you have a 3 phase supply.
A bad neutral connect …
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Reason GFCI breaker popped?
If the GFCI breaker pops because of a ground fault it pops softly without a loud sound. When it pops due to an overload you can hear a sharp sound inside the breaker comming from the spark during the …
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