which circuit is which?

[Vintage Veloce]

This isnt really a garage question but I love this forum so I'm trying here. ;-)
Not sure of the terminology here, but here is what I see:
I have :
1) In the attic is an "HVAC unit"that has a blower gas heating element and a cooling coil.
2) Outside the house is a big ground mounted Condenser and Compressor for the AC.

In the service panel I have
A) a double wide ganged 30A 2 pole breaker
B) a single 20A breaker



The question... which breaker goes to which unit? Is there an easy way to tell?
I was guessing the double pole breaker goes to the Outdoor Condenser - Compressor? But then I realized I wasn't sure...

 

[The Cobbler]

the 2 pole 30 amp breaker is for the outside unit ( compressor, condenser & fan) the 20 amp single is for the gas heater

 

[Vintage Veloce]

the 2 pole 30 amp breaker is for the outside unit ( compressor, condenser & fan) the 20 amp single is for the gas heater

Thank you!

 

[Vintage Veloce]

Now clearly labelled. Thanks again!

 

[Vintage Veloce]

Obligatory garage content... here is the newly labelled full panel. Just got solar a couple weeks ago and took the opportunity to re label the entire panel. The "New Garage" and the "Old Garage" are separate buildings with their own sub panels too.

 

[Norcal]

You have Zinsco II (Eaton BR), and Siemens breakers in that panel, while they physically interchange, they are not UL classified to be used in each others panels, Eaton BR is listed for BR, & Challenger panels, & Siemens is listed for Siemens, ITE, & Murray, panels.

 

[Vintage Veloce]

You have Zinsco II (Eaton BR), and Siemens breakers in that panel, while they physically interchange, they are not UL classified to be used in each others panels, Eaton BR is listed for BR, & Challenger panels, & Siemens is listed for Siemens, ITE, & Murray, panels.

All done by licensed CA electricians and passed inspections each time.
I'm not saying it's right, I'm just being sarcastic... in my experience these guys are mostly bozos. They only care that it passes, not that it is done right.
Do you think I should change the breakers?

 

[wyliesdiesels]

inspectors miss things and many electricians are clueless when it comes to these details

yes you should change them.

what brand and model is the panel? should have a label on the inside of the door

 

[Vintage Veloce]

It's an Eaton MBE2040B...

 

[sparky 1971]

I wonder what size wire is on those 100 amp breakers.... My guess is going to be #2 SER. I hope so, it will match mine.

 

[wyliesdiesels]

looks like it needs BR breakers

 

[wyliesdiesels]

I wonder what size wire is on those 100 amp breakers.... My guess is going to be #2 SER. I hope so, it will match mine.

you ran SER underground?

 

[sparky 1971]

you ran SER underground?

MHF underground from the meter main to the garage. SER from the new 200 amp indoor subpanel to the old 100 amp main panel. I have two 100 amp breakers with #2 on them.

 

[Norcal]

It did not look like a Siemens, so a ZInsco II it is, Eaton BR are the listed breakers for it, I much prefer Siemens but not kosher.