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TNGW1500SE
Feb 13, 2017Explorer
I see you only have 120 volts to the breaker. Most panels you'll find in stores are set up 240 volts.
If you want a 30 amp main and can't find a panel, just use a "Main Lug" panel (they're smaller) and don't feed the lugs. Feed the panel using a 30 amp breaker using one of the panels breaker slots and mark it as "main". Jump the lugs together so both bars have 120 volts.
If you want a 30 amp main and can't find a panel, just use a "Main Lug" panel (they're smaller) and don't feed the lugs. Feed the panel using a 30 amp breaker using one of the panels breaker slots and mark it as "main". Jump the lugs together so both bars have 120 volts.
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