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Re: Wiring the Breaker Panel

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Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz
Steve,
A close look at the panel will show that breaker positions 1 and 2 are closest to the input terminal physically and electrically. My recommendation is that the RC be powered from either 1 or 2, minimizing the loss of high current loads on the voltage available to the RC.
Wouldn't wiring method go against their recommendation of wiring 30amp circuits first, then 20amp circuits?
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