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Old 09-30-2009, 11:29 PM   #1
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So how many 50 amp rated spider boxes can I put on a 50 amp breaker in a subpanel?
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as many as you want, they are rated for feed through. Once you trip the double pole 50, you got too many inline.

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To add to Tool's post, it is not the number of boxes it is the amount of load.

Figure out what will be the connected load.
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To add to Tool's post, it is not the number of boxes it is the amount of load.

Figure out what will be the connected load.

How many plumbers will be on the job?
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