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I twp 30 Amps are located in the middle of the 15 breakers in the main panel. I have attempted to remove them but they have been plugged in for 40 years and won't budge. I know that this is the quickest way to get what I want, but I don't want to damage any of the breakers

ok, so for now if I run #10 wire for twp 15 Amp breakers in the sub working on the existing 30 Amp in the main I should be good? In the future, if I want to add the other two 15 Amps in the sub, I will need to remove the two 30 Amps and replace them with 60 Amps and also upgrade the wiring from...

Thank you. Soto clarify, the two 30 Amp breakers that are hooked together, provide a total of 30 Amps, correct? If so, then if I fully equip the sub panel with four 15 Amp breakers, that totals up to 60 Amps. Please help me understand

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ok. So then if the cable run length is 5 feet, I would need 4 runs of #10 wire between the 2 panels, a sub panel box and 2 15 amp circuit breakers (max), correct? Each one of the 30 Amp breakers in the main would...

ok. So then if the cable run length is 5 feet, I would need 4 runs of #10 wire between the 2 panels, a sub panel box and 2 15 amp circuit breakers (max), correct? Each one of the 30 Amp breakers in the main would provide power to the two 15 amps, one on each phase, correct?

I have 2 vacant 30 Amp breakers in my exising main panel that were previously used for a 220 volt clothes dryer, and are no longer needed. The wires have been removed from the breakers. I would like to reuse the breakers and route them to a 4 position 60 Amp sub panel which is 5 feet away to use...

I have 2 vacant 30 Amp breakers in my exising main panel that were previously used for a 220 volt dryer, and are no longer needed. The wire have been removed. I would like to reuse them and route them to a 4 position 60 Amp sub panel which is 5 feet away to use foe a new ceiling fan and some...