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Overloaded Circuit Breaker – Signs, Causes & How to Prevent It

On-demand electricity is a modern amenity we often take for granted until it stops working. Tripped breakers caused by overloaded circuits are disruptive to everyday life. But frequent tripped breakers aren’t the only sign you have an overloaded circuit. Let's discuss circuit breakers and what you can do if you have an overloaded circuit. Signs

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Should I Upgrade to a 200-amp Electrical Panel?

In older homes, it’s not uncommon to find an outdated electrical panel or even a fuse box. A 200-amp electrical panel has a higher capacity, making it less likely to be overloaded. In the 1950s and 1960s, 60-amp panels were commonplace, while 100-amp service was sufficient. But in a modern home, a 100-amp electrical panel

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