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2" breaker to a 1" breaker

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TprJeff
 
Reply Wed 29 Jul, 2015 11:02 am
I currently have a GE 2" 40 amp double pole breaker controlling my central A/C. I would like to replace it with a GE 1" 40 amp double pole breaker to create space in my panel for a 1" 20 amp double pole breaker dedicated to a whole house surge protector. Is this practical?
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