Installing a new Jabsco head. Current head has a (I think) 60 amp breaker and correspondingly large capacity wire (battery cable size). New unit calls for a 25 amp breaker and 8 gauge wire. Need to find a 25 amp breaker switch to match current switches in panel.
Thanks greatly for any help , advice or direction!
Kevin
1988 Carver 4207
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Install New Jabsco Head
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Install New Jabsco Head
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Kevin
1988 Carver 4207
1988 Carver 4207
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nootcheez
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- Scurvy Dog
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- Location: Alabama
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Re: Install New Jabsco Head
Found them at Great Lakes Skipper. Current breaker has wire direct from battery. I am planning on changing power source to main switch on panel. Any info on amp capacity of mains?
Again, thank you!
Again, thank you!
Kevin
1988 Carver 4207
1988 Carver 4207
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