Posted by buickanddeere on March 04, 2015 at 15:45:15 from (216.183.158.254):
In Reply to: Block heater cord posted by Kerry50 on March 04, 2015 at 12:30:53:
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I took some new and used single and double pole 120V FPE Stab-Loc breakers to work and tested them. At double the rated current a good breaker will trip at approx 40-45 seconds.
Sad to say out of the 25 or so breakers current tested, only eight passed. A couple tripped too soon but the rest took anywhere from a minute to over two minutes. One did not trip at all.
The worst breakers were from the 1980's and had been used in a church breaker panel. Out of the 42 breakers 15 or so would not internally switch closed after the toggle was swung to the closed position.
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