[rescue] argh, what did I do? (Onyx)

Joshua D Boyd jdboyd at cs.millersville.edu
Tue Jan 14 11:58:00 CST 2003


On Tue, Jan 14, 2003 at 09:51:33AM -0800, Francisco Javier Mesa-Martinez wrote:

> What I mean 20Amp over the actual circuit of the house (which is not the
> same as what it comes into the house, I am pretty sure that 30/40A is what
> comes into ones house, but that is what the box is for... a distribuitor),
> however if you want to combine these then you may get those 20+A as long
> as you are careful about which type of wire, and how you do the wiring...

Well, IANAE, but...

My impression was that you have have pretty much anything you wanted
come in the house.  I'm told that 60A used to be standard, but now 200A
is considered a bare minimum.

Further, my understanding is that unless you live in an area with a
sucky power company, you can pretty much power anything you could want
from home without trouble as long as you don't want to power 3 phase
stuff.  Not having trouble mainly means that the power company won't
have to do anything special for you other than shut the circuit off for
a few hours for you to upgrade your master breaker.

But remeber, IANAE.

-- 
Joshua D. Boyd


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