1 Aug
2001
1 Aug
'01
8:20 a.m.
On Wed, 1 Aug 2001, Steve Robertson wrote:
From what I understand, every conductor must be
capable of carrying a
current greater than the breaker that protects it.
Take a look at a string of Christmas tree lights.
Otherwise, the cord would
be the first thing thing to fail in a overcurrent situation. This would
present a very significant fire danger.
It does.