80% NEC RULE FOR CIRCUIT BREAKER

80% NEC RULE FOR CIRCUIT BREAKER
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[@DatteBayyo]

thank you sir

[@workct4102]

Yes...the 80% rule exists. The standard circuit breaker is 80% rated so you can not load it to full rating continuous. Nobody understands this but its such an easy concept.

[@alvintagpuno3220]

musta pogi?

[@jeremyjensen2772]

There is no 80% rule, there are continuous duty rules. The 80% shenanigans were removed from the nec and replaced with continuous duty in like the 2000s

[@arielpristin3529]

Thanks Sir