ronaldsax said:Im sure is under 175 amps
walkerj said:I'm sure you won't find a 200 amp breaker to fit in your panel
If the calculated load is equal to 1.25 x continuous load + non-continuous load , the 150 amp breaker does not need to be changed out.ronaldsax said:great, my only dilemma is that one of the breakers is a 150 amp thats protects the load center which calculated load is 150 amps, I'm still not sure if I need a 200 amp breaker for the calculated load of 150 amps or I can use the existing 150 amp breaker ,if I need to upgrade to a 200 amps breaker ,I went to different suppliers and they told me that squared D never made a 200 amp breaker (not main breaker).any suggestions?
walkerj said:I can't find any code or any 200 amp breaker to fit in a standard panel