I know he load tested the exsisting circuit and traced it..... and it only had a few outlets on it that ran lamps with very little draw, so it was no big deal. Sorry for the confusion. He did say that we have approx 30-35, if not more amps avalible for the tank system.
2 20amp circuits is what I'm being told. He said it's probably closer to 30-35 avalible for that circuit. We used 12-3 wire. 1 circuit is dedicated 20amp service and it piggy backs to another 20amp breaker that has barely any load on it at all.
oh boy......I thought there was one open slot, I know we purchased a 20amp breaker, and he used the word "piggybacked"...sorry. I am calling him right now!
Thanks John.....We ran just 1 wire. So does that mean I have only 20amps? For some reason, I thought, and remember, I have no clue about electricity, I had 40 amps combined out there.
ok...I just spoke to my dad. I dont have a 40a circuit...I have 2-20amps. what he did is put in a 20amp breaker in a blank slot right next to another 20amp circuit and "piggy backed them", what ever that means... We then ran a dedicated line to my tank and installed 2 outlets. So I guess I have a total of 2 recepticals (4 outlets) that equal a total of 40? I hope I am saying this right?
Rich, How old is your GFO? Are you running it thru a reactor like a Two LIttle Fishies, or are you putting it in a mesh bag in the sump? Give me a call.
Some folks put a ground probe in the sump, and NOT in the tank....and vice versa....in the tank but NOT in the sump. I do both. Might be overkill, but it's only $15 ! I plug mine into a normal outlet, I do not have a GFI outlet.
I remember Mattos...they are an autobody supplier around here...they carry all the stuff you need for fiberglass. Any other autobody shops could either supply it or tell you the names of thier supplier.