Electrical & Circuit Breakers
Main Electrical Panel
- Location: TBD
- Access: TBD (describe how to access - door, cabinet, etc.)
Panel Layout
TBD: Add photo or diagram of panel
| Breaker # | Amperage | Serves |
|---|---|---|
| Main | TBD | Whole property |
| 1 | TBD | TBD |
| 2 | TBD | TBD |
| 3 | TBD | TBD |
| … | … | … |
Secondary Panels (if any)
Panel 2
- Location: TBD
- Serves: TBD
How to Reset a Tripped Breaker
- Locate the panel
- Find the tripped breaker (will be in middle position or show red)
- Push breaker firmly to OFF position
- Push breaker to ON position
- If it trips again immediately, there may be a fault - do not keep resetting
If a breaker keeps tripping
This indicates an electrical problem. Do not repeatedly reset. Contact an electrician.
Common Causes of Tripped Breakers
- Too many devices on one circuit
- Faulty appliance
- Water/moisture in electrical
- Damaged wiring
Safety Guidelines
- Never touch electrical panels with wet hands
- Never use outlets that spark, feel hot, or smell burnt
- Never overload outlets with too many devices
- Report any electrical issues immediately
Electric Meter Location
- Location: TBD
- Account Number: TBD
- Electric Company: TBD
- Contact: TBD
Generator (if applicable)
- Location: TBD
- Type: TBD
- Fuel: TBD
- See Generator Operating Instructions