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What size breaker do I need for bathroom fan?

Most bathroom fans use a 15-amp and 14-caliber cable circuit breaker.Because of the increase in output power, heating fans usually need a 20-amp and 12-amp cable circuit breaker.Use the electrical specifications of the manufacturers to confirm this.

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What size breaker do I need for a ceiling fan?

The 220-volt circuit breakers are usually used for heavy appliances such as stoves, stoves and central air conditioning units. These circuit breakers are not required for a ceiling fan.The ceiling fans are in the category of lights and electric sources, which require a source of 110 volts.

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What size breaker do I need for air conditioner?

4 Answers. It will depend entirely on the unit that is installed, but it will usually be 30-60 amps with 10-4 AWG wire. Probably see a 3.5 tons unit, so it will be in the range 30-40A (10-8 AWG).

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4 Answers. It will depend entirely on the unit being installed, but it will usually be 30-60 Amp with 10-4 AWG cable. You are probably looking at a 3.5 tons unit, then you will be in the 30-40A (10-8 AWG range). It may be worth getting some quotes from local HVAC companies, and see what you want to install.

What size breaker do I need for water heater?

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