Can the main breaker in a sub panel exceed the ampacity of main breaker in the primary disconnect?
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Can the main breaker in a sub panel exceed the ampacity of main breaker in the primary disconnect?
Yes. The main breaker in a sub-panel is merely acting as a disconnect. It's rating can be whatever you want since the breaker in the main panel is protecting the feeder.
Not that I'm asking, but I'm sure someone is :)
Here it goes: So does this mean I can protect my 100A non-service rated panel in my detached garage, using a 60A breaker at my service rated panel?
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Simply asking a question you already answered :)
Yes, that is exactly what it means.Quote:
Originally Posted by Washington1
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