dalmatiangirl61
Diamond
- Joined
- Jan 31, 2011
- Location
- BFE Nevada/San Marcos Tx
I need to replace the single phase panel board in my home/shop, what is currently there was installed in 1960, the breakers are no longer available (except used), and did not come in anything higher than 70 amp. I have at least 200 amps coming in (probably more), it looks like 225 amp panels are common, there are some 250 amp panels, but quite a jump in price.
I need to have a 125 amp breaker to feed the rpc, and more circuits than currently available 36 @ 120v or 18 @ 240v. When looking at advertisements, if it says 42 space, is that 120v(single pole) or (double pole)240v breakers? I see one that says 42 space, 64 circuit, please explain this?
Looking around online this looks like it would suit my needs, yet currently out of stock. Is this a good choice or should I look at something else? https://www.homedepot.com/p/Eaton-BR-225-Amp-84-Circuit-Indoor-Main-Breaker-Plug-On-Neutral-Load-Center-with-Copper-Bus-BRP42BC225/307648489
I need to have a 125 amp breaker to feed the rpc, and more circuits than currently available 36 @ 120v or 18 @ 240v. When looking at advertisements, if it says 42 space, is that 120v(single pole) or (double pole)240v breakers? I see one that says 42 space, 64 circuit, please explain this?
Looking around online this looks like it would suit my needs, yet currently out of stock. Is this a good choice or should I look at something else? https://www.homedepot.com/p/Eaton-BR-225-Amp-84-Circuit-Indoor-Main-Breaker-Plug-On-Neutral-Load-Center-with-Copper-Bus-BRP42BC225/307648489