120v breaker panel not labelled
- Thread starter dstygar
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danemayer
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Hi dstygar,
A picture of someone else's panel won't necessarily help you because there's no uniform layout.
The 20A breaker could be for the Power Converter. Check the battery indicator on your test panel with the breaker ON and again with it OFF. If it's the Power Converter, the indicator lights will go from 4 to 3 when the breaker is switched off.
The 15A breaker might be for something like the fireplace outlet. If you don't have a fireplace, you might not see any difference with the breaker on or off.
A picture of someone else's panel won't necessarily help you because there's no uniform layout.
The 20A breaker could be for the Power Converter. Check the battery indicator on your test panel with the breaker ON and again with it OFF. If it's the Power Converter, the indicator lights will go from 4 to 3 when the breaker is switched off.
The 15A breaker might be for something like the fireplace outlet. If you don't have a fireplace, you might not see any difference with the breaker on or off.
Power converter has a breaker, fireplace plugged into GFI with bathroom and center island. (not to good, if wife is blow drying hair in bath and fireplace is on the breaker trips). Guess I'll pull the panel and see which way the wire is routed. Thanks for the reply, Don
Have a second breaker for the front air con, all outlet accounted for also fireplace. Breaker in question does no seem to be in use. Hoping someone else with a 2018 Elkridge 31RLK can send me a list of 110 breakers and labels in their panel.... Might help, not sure. Thanks for your input, Don
Re: 120v breaker panel not labelled..Mistery solved
Ended up taking the cover off breaker panel. The breaker in question has no wires attached. It appears to be a spare 15A... Thanks for all the help! Don
Ended up taking the cover off breaker panel. The breaker in question has no wires attached. It appears to be a spare 15A... Thanks for all the help! Don
