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What is the circut breaker amperage require by FIRST?
Is it 20, 30 or 40? |
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Re: Taigene Window Motor- Circut breaker
See <R55>. It depends on what you use to regulate its motion. Otherwise, figure out which one will protect the motor the best while still allowing power.
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Re: Taigene Window Motor- Circut breaker
Circuit breakers are chosen for the wiring used to feed a motor. A 40 amp breaker is used for #12 or larger wire. A 30 for #14 or larger and a 20amp for #18 or larger. Since the van door motor has a stall current of 40 amps you will likely be designing for much less run current (you don't want to stall the motor do you?). A #14 wire and a 30 amp breaker should be sufficient.
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