Electrical Panels Services
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What Are Electrical Panels?
How Does an Electrical Panel Work?
An electrical panel houses all of the circuits and fuses for your homes electrical system. It functions by using a circuit breaker or fuse to protect each circuit from overloading. When an electrical load exceeds the capacity of a circuit, the breaker trips, or the fuse blows and interrupts the flow of electricity. This prevents any damage to your home’s wiring system. The main service panel also provides access points for wiring connections and grounding, which helps ensure your safety.
At Allen Service, our experienced technicians make sure that your electrical panel is up-to-date and functioning properly. We provide quality workmanship with prompt and dependable service to keep your family safe and secure. Contact us today to upgrade or replace your electrical panel.
Electrical Panel Box Sizes
100 Amp Panels: A common residential service panel typically used in smaller homes or apartments
150 Amp Panels: Appropriate for larger homes that require more power
200 Amp Panels: Ideal for larger homes with additional appliances, large air conditioners, spas, pool pumps, etc.
400 Amp Panels: Typically used in commercial buildings or large homes with high demands for power
Where to Locate Your Electrical Panel
Electrical Panel and Circuit Breaker Difference
Electrical Panel Safety Considerations
Non-Insurable Electrical Panels
- Federal Pacific Electric (FPE) circuit breakers with Stab-Lok® technology
- Zinsco
- Sylvania
- Bulldog Pushmatic
- Trumbull
- Any fuse boxes