September 2024
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| MONTHLY FOCUS: *Meet Us at RE+ & Key Information on Selecting the Right Breakers for your Plansets* |
Come Meet our Team in Person!CRE is coming to RE+We are excited to announce that we’ll be exhibiting at the RE+ convention from September 10-12. Stop by our booth to meet our team, and explore how we can support your success. Plus, we’ll have a professional caricature artist at our booth, ready to create a fun, personalized keepsake for you. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with us, learn more about our services, and take home a unique memento. We look forward to seeing you there! We’ll have members of our Business Development, Marketing, and Customer Success Teams  Fun Caricature Drawings!Electrical TipUnderstanding Which Equipment to Use on Plansets: Single Pole vs Double Pole Circuit Breakers When working with electrical systems, it’s important to understand the differences between single-pole and double-pole circuit breakers, especially as they play distinct roles in both residential and solar power applications.Single-Pole Circuit Breakers: Single-pole breakers are designed to handle electrical loads on a single circuit. They typically have a current rating of 15 to 20 amps and provide 120 volts of electricity, making them ideal for smaller appliances and electronic devices commonly found in residential properties.Double-Pole Circuit Breakers: Double-pole breakers, on the other hand, are crucial in solar power systems and for various heavy-duty household appliances. Here are key points to know about them:Amperage Rating: Double-pole breakers are typically rated between 15 to 125 amps for residential applications. The appropriate amperage depends on your household’s specific electrical loads.Voltage Rating: Designed for 240 volts, double-pole breakers are necessary for powering demanding appliances such as air conditioners, electric ranges, and hairdryers. Why This Matters for Solar Installers: You may already know this information, but we hope in highlighting this we emphasize the importance of selecting the appropriate equipment to avoid delays caused by plan reviews and revisions, ensuring a smoother approval process. Additionally, it helps in designing systems that are safe, efficient, and tailored to the specific electrical demands of the property. For your convenience, we’ve provided a reference list below, showcasing acceptable solar breaker ratings according to the NEC.NEC Code 240.6(A) Electrical Tip on Breakers   Schedule a check-in call with our Customer Success Team by emailing support@creng.solar. |