Electrical panel finished
May 5, 2011 by admin
Filed under Kitchen Accessories
A few nice cost of kitchen appliances images I found:
Electrical panel finished
Image by scottbb
Siemens 30/40 150 ampere main panel. I used 28 out of the 30 knockouts, including the 2–position whole-house surge arrester / TVSS (the top right Square D Homeline "breaker"). I used two multiwire circuits: the disposal and dishwasher wired through 12/3 Romex, and both 20A kitchen appliance circuits through 12/3 Romex. Each multiwire circuit is wired to its own 20A two-pole breaker; I looked for a 20A two-pole GFCI breaker for the kitchen appliance circuits, but that was probably going to be about 0 for the breaker, so I will just use two GFCI outlets to protect each circuit.
UPDATE: D’oh! What was I thinking, trying to put a GFCI outlet on each leg of a multiwire branch circuit? Can’t do it because the there will almost always be an inbalance between one of the legs and the shared neutral. I had to get the 20A 2-pole GFCI breaker, which cost 2. That’s what I get for being too clever for my own good!
3 – an image of the typical suburban home
Image by kjell
See at full resolution to read the bubbles, and sorry for not deflating it at all.
…1: The Unabombers legal defense team cited the size of his shack – 10′ x 12′ – to buttress his insanity plea.
…2: systems can drain a 40 gallon tank in less then 4 minutes.
Illustrated by Nathan Fox in Mother Jones, March + April, 2005, Volume 30, Number 2, pages 26 and 27.
