Load Center: What It Is & How It Works
A load center (breaker box) is the hub of home power: it distributes electricity via breakers, protects circuits, handles main vs sub‑panels, amps & safety.
A load center (breaker box) is the hub of home power: it distributes electricity via breakers, protects circuits, handles main vs sub‑panels, amps & safety.
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