Thread: putting auto-reset breakers on spikes in 2012
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Re: putting auto-reset breakers on spikes in 2012
The fan is not a modification in that it is functionally identical. If you were to place a fan on a victor that is higher flow, or lower current or something that would be a modification. An auto reset breaker is not functionally the same as a fuse, in that it will reset itself, the fuse will not.

You cannot do it, it is illegal, we will find it, you will have to change it back.
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