DARK AGE 53
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Pretty well putIt's a 2 pole, 30 amp breaker.
30 amps of 120V from the first incoming leg to your house, and 30 amps of 120V from the second incoming leg to your house. Combined, they provide 30 amps of 240V of power to something big in your house (HVAC, oven, stove, water heater, etc). They are joined together because if for any reason something in the wiring or on the appliance trips or grounds out, you want the entire thing to be cut off and not just one of the two legs of power on the appliance.
Dude, come on.It is a 30 Amp half slot breaker. They are used to add a breaker to an “Allready Full » panel
Nope,that's a 2pole breaker in post #1.It is a 30 Amp half slot breaker. They are used to add a breaker to an “All Ready Full » panel
A half slot breaker? No its not a slim half space GE breaker...It is a 30 Amp half slot breaker. They are used to add a breaker to an “All Ready Full » panel
Agreed, although a twin breaker is still a 2 pole breaker, just can't get 240V from it unless it was a GE, or the now obsolete Challenger, or Crouse-Hinds, & Zinsco products.Dude, come on.
That is not a tandem.