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Ray's Electric, a division of EduSoftMax (www.edusoftmax.com), is located in Toronto Canada. The goal of toronto electric distributor is to provide our customers with high quality and lower price main electrical service panels which include toronto GE electrical panels, buy cheap ge electrical service panels in toronto, buy low price ge main electric panels with main breaker, single phase panel, 3 phase panel, sub-panels, panels with 100 amps, 240 volt, 150 amps, 200 amps, 600 volts, and more.



Behind the cover of the main panel, power lines connect to the two top lugs of the meter mount. The main breakers pull electricity from the two bottom lugs when the meter is in place to complete the circuit. The main breakers deliver electricity to the two buss bars, which, in turn, pass it along to the secondary circuit breakers. All circuits are connected to a ground (a conductor that is driven into the earth).

A circuit breaker is a switch that may be shut off manually or may be tripped automatically by a failure in the electrical system, usually an overload that could cause the wires to heat up or even catch fire.

The maximum amperage that a service panel may deliver at one time is marked on the main breaker. For most homes, a 100-amp main is sufficient to handle all of the electrical needs; many new home builders now install 150-amp or 200-amp services to insure plenty of capacity. Electrical service panels rated at 60 amps or lower are undersized for contemporary needs.

Every circuit breaker is rated for the type of wire and load required by its circuit. The most typical capacities for lighting and receptacle circuits are 20-amp and 15-amp. Standard circuit breakers for 120-volt circuits take one slot; breakers for 240-volt circuits take two. Some manufacturers make extra-thin circuit breakers that take only half the space of standard breakers.

Larger-capacity circuit breakers are used for electric ovens, electric water heaters, electric clothes dryers, air conditioners and similar appliances that draw a lot of power. Larger breakers may also connect secondary panels-called subpanels-that have their own set of circuit breakers leading to household circuits. Subpanels may be located in a completely different part of the house.

Outdoor, kitchen and bathroom receptacles should be protected by a special ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) circuit breaker to guard against electrocution. Because it is highly sensitive to any short, this type of breaker may need resetting more frequently than standard breakers and should be tested periodically.

Many homes also have sub-panels located elsewhere; these are smaller versions of the main panel. Large cables run from the main panel to a sub-panel, then smaller circuit wiring carries power to specific appliances or areas of the house. Sub-panels usually contain circuit breakers or fuses like those in the main panel.

Circuit breakers and fuses are rated according to the maximum amount of current they will allow or protect--typically 15- or 20-amps for lighting and receptacle circuits. Ovens, electric water heaters, electric clothes dryers and high-usage appliances require larger-capacity wiring and circuit breakers or fuses.

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