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Re: Circuit Breakers
Posted by: Nick Markowitz (IP Logged)
Date: January 25, 2007 08:29PM
I have not seen this screw on new residential breakers what brand type code etc.some older residential breakers had a screw which was sealed so you could tell it was tripped
I can do some research on it and get an answer for you.
on commercail breakers the setting can change the trip time up to 200% on some i have seen it is used for mainly heavy motor loads etc the normal factory setting works most of the time without adjustment.
I can do some research on it and get an answer for you.
on commercail breakers the setting can change the trip time up to 200% on some i have seen it is used for mainly heavy motor loads etc the normal factory setting works most of the time without adjustment.
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1561 | Jim Mazerat | 01/25/2007 07:21PM |
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969 | Nick Markowitz | 01/25/2007 08:29PM |
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977 | Jim Mazerat | 01/25/2007 09:02PM |
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937 | Nick Markowitz | 01/25/2007 09:13PM |
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922 | Nick Markowitz | 01/25/2007 09:30PM |
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