GFI Breaker
So I warned the GF not to plug in 5 appliances to the outlets in the kitchen. She did anyway and the plugs stopped working, including the kitchen, living room, and outside plugs. All of the dead plu...
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enblethen wrote:
I was not able to open the OP's image on my old computer. I got it open just a minute or so ago, His photo is wafer, twin or tandem breakers. In his verbage, he said he bought a single pole breaker.
I am guessing verbage from OP is wrong and he did buy a wafer, twin or tandem breaker.
Yes, tandem breakers have gone up in price. I was talking price for standard single pole breaker.
Sorry if we were confusing one another.
His pix shows 1" breakers which are standard sized single pole breakers, if you look up BD1515 you will find it is a 1" standard size breaker.
It is not wafer thin or half size 1/2" breakers, those can only be used in specific panels (not typically found OEM in RVs)designed for those breakers and they have a different method of coupling to the breaker panel buss that is often incompatible with the full sized 1" breakers.
OPs verbiage is understandably not as direct as a person that has done a lot of electrical work would be, and that is OK as a pix as they say is worth a thousand words and the OPs pix gave me enough clues to figure out what they had.
