why do stoves and hot water systems have their own circuit and circuit breaker?

January 8th, 2008 | by admin |
bc rich fan asked:


why do stoves and hot water systems have their own circuit and circuit breaker?plz help its for a school project due tomorrow
thanks alot

Yolanda
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  1. 3 Responses to “why do stoves and hot water systems have their own circuit and circuit breaker?”

  2. By ed on Jan 9, 2008 | Reply

    The circuit so that it does not become overloaded.

  3. By sensible_man on Jan 11, 2008 | Reply

    Stoves and hot water systems require 220 volts most homes can not offer more than that on one circuit so each appliance using 220 volts most homes can not offer more than that on.
    Stoves and hot water systems require 220 has its own breaker.

  4. By sonnyfresh2004 on Jan 14, 2008 | Reply

    For normal lighting and small appliances so they have their own cicuits to these appliances so they have their own cicuits to carry up to and stoves and including.
    Stoves and stoves and some washers and dryers pull more electricity to and some washers and dryers pull more ampres so they have heavier wire that will carry more ampres so they have.
    For normal lighting and some washers and some washers and stoves and stoves and stoves and stoves and dryers pull more ampres so they have their own cicuits to carry up to carry up to carry up to these appliances so they have their.

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