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Yes. That's why they hardwire and use a breaker rated at 100%. In most jurisdiction, code requires breaker at 80% if a plug/receptacle is used. If you are ha
by late2part 10y ago
Yes. That's why they hardwire and use a breaker rated at 100%. In most jurisdiction, code requires breaker at 80% if a plug/receptacle is used. If you are hardwired you can use 100% of your capacity before tripping the breaker. You have incorrectly assumed that I suggested that you ignore breakers.
When you hardwire the circuit the electrical code allows you to use a 100% breaker.
- DanielDent 10y agoThank you for adding this detail... what you said makes WAY more sense to me now.
- Dylan16807 10y agoWhat exactly gets hardwired to what? This is surprisingly hard to search for details on.
- late2part 10y agoInstead of your plug of your PDU going into a receptacle, the wires that would go into the plug are hardwired to a panel circuit breaker. This is less common in DCs historically but more and more as folks do 208v 3phase 100A circuits.