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Repeated trips may mean too many loads share a circuit, or that the equipment or wiring has a fault. We verify the load, panel capacity, route and required protection before proposing a dedicated circuit.
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This Rinnai tankless water heater still required dependable 120-volt power for its controls and operation. The documented installation shows a new dedicated 20-amp branch circuit using #12 copper conductors, GFCI protection where applicable and final electrical testing instead of sharing an existing appliance circuit.
The breaker kept tripping when multiple loads were in use. We traced the affected circuit, found that it was carrying more than it should and planned the kitchen and air-conditioning loads around properly separated circuits. The video shows the symptom and field diagnosis.
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Our Rinnai tankless-water-heater project documents a dedicated 20-amp circuit from panel to equipment, while our Boyle Heights investigation shows what can happen when too many loads share a branch circuit.
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