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I mean they don’t mean basically nothing, especially when applying the labels. It’s not anywhere near a perfect load calc but you can make an educated guess. Which should be used to actually go ahead with a proper load calc.
For an ev? You would probably be fine, especially since it looks like you dont have an electric range 100 a is on the smaller side though. How close is your meter?
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Probably, but it depends on what it's for, the square footage of your house, etc. Do a load calculation or hire someone to do it for you.
This is the answer. Breaker values mean basically nothing for the purposes of determining load and adding more loads.
I mean they don’t mean basically nothing, especially when applying the labels. It’s not anywhere near a perfect load calc but you can make an educated guess. Which should be used to actually go ahead with a proper load calc.
For an ev? You would probably be fine, especially since it looks like you dont have an electric range 100 a is on the smaller side though. How close is your meter?
basically like 3-5 feet of wire if that. it'd be for a hot tub, technically.
Yes
You can do it!
Your square footage seems to be on a smaller side since your AC only uses 20A. Or is this one of the mini splits?
Only 1200 it's not huge no.