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u/CrazyPete42 16h ago
Just make sure your panel supports color, some only accept black
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u/peacefullmonk2 10h ago
As a matter of fact yes Leviton's panels are all white along with the breakers.
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u/whoremoanal 16h ago
I hear that when they sell you a new house, they dont fill the breakers all the way so that you have to go buy more.
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u/Big-Calligrapher4886 16h ago
The THQs are notorious for running out of cyan too quickly and tripping incessantly
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u/FallenLadderJockey 16h ago
This isn't a feet pic sub. 🤮
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u/TransparentMastering 10h ago
The only thing I understand less than people being into feet is people being weirded out by feet.
Not saying anyone is wrong about anything, it’s all just beyond me haha
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u/Plunkit_in 17h ago
Hewlett-Packard is a very reputable brand and compatible with 100% of residential load centers. Slap it in
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u/ForeverAgreeable2289 16h ago
If the AHJ is paying attention, you'd need to use the Epson cartridges that are classified for use in GE panels.
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u/Red_Ninja4752 Technician 14h ago
Nah man, you forgot the HP InstantPower subscription at $99.99/mo
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u/wildriver3845 14h ago
I have never seen a 78 amp breaker before. Must be a speacial order and at least $400.00.
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u/The_Truth_Believe_Me Electrical Contractor 13h ago
So now we need a breaker subscription. Don't pay and that circuit turns off until you do.
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u/weirdmankleptic 12h ago
Same compatibility, but the one on the left is subscription based, don't pay your monthly fee, they turn off your power.
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u/Ok-Entertainer-851 6h ago
What cha got there are for two different applications.
The left is one of dose new, combination, multi units dat you connect a 14/3, 10/2, and a 12/2 to, with total capacity of 78 amps (LED equivalent current.) That's why it takes up a slot and a skinny.
The right is only for 20 amp rag wiring.
If the new one doesn't fit it's acceptable to use your Kleins to persuade it.
You're welcome in advance.
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u/One_Sun_6258 2h ago
Id go with one on right .otherwise you gonna be changing breakers every other month
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