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09-17-2008, 08:54 PM
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Im sure your fine with what you have. Im running my lights power heads pumps heaters fans ect as well as 2 computers tv large stereo more and more lights.
I also moved the treadmill over one day and the breaker only tripped when I was maxing out the treadmill with the stero pounding. As others have said its prolly a good idea to get some sort of gfci protection in there. *installing a gfci recepticle will protect everything else down the line from it. *good idea to have it on 2 different circuits so if one trips youll still have some motion and or heat getting to the tank.
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09-18-2008, 02:53 AM
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with your demand of 1440W you will be fine but are slightly pushing it and in even a small fault like a pump getting jammed it will draw larger than its highest current and could cause nusance trips,
a single duplex recepticle is both plugins they are usually on one circuit but in kitchens each plug on the duplex recepticle should be on a different circuit so you can plug the toaster 1400W and the kettle 1500W at the same time and not trip the breaker, If you are worried contact a local electrician and have them quote a new run from the panel to your tank and install a GFCI for both circuits it could save your life in the event of a fault.
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