Power Distribution - Low current breakers or fuses?

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Power Distribution - Low current breakers or fuses?

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02-01-2009, 02:42

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Re: Power Distribution - Low current breakers or fuses?

There is (well, was - we'll find out Saturday about 2009) no restriction on using low value fuses after the 20A breaker. See <R82>, <R83> and <R84> from 2008.

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