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Norcal

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Yes, sometimes when breakers with a higher fault current are desired, 480V, 480/277V, 277V, breakers are used, but buying replacement breakers will not be cheap. That really is the big downside.
 
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When you say 240V, do you mean single or three phase? If you mean 120/208V 3-phase, or perhaps high leg 3-phase, then yeah, it should be fine, though as mentioned above, breakers will be overpriced for your needs, unless you can find a deal on ebay or the panel is already loaded.
 
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When you say 240V, do you mean single or three phase? If you mean 120/208V 3-phase, or perhaps high leg 3-phase, then yeah, it should be fine, though as mentioned above, breakers will be overpriced for your needs, unless you can find a deal on ebay or the panel is already loaded.
I'm looking for a three phase panel, mine has all the breakers but two, 30a, (2) 15a, (1) 20a already.
 

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When you say 240V, do you mean single or three phase? If you mean 120/208V 3-phase, or perhaps high leg 3-phase, then yeah, it should be fine, though as mentioned above, breakers will be overpriced for your needs, unless you can find a deal on ebay or the panel is already loaded.
He is running 240 V three phase high leg delta
 
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