You need to have a circuit that's capable of 20A as well as a breaker otherwise you'll end up defeating the point of having a breaker. While I'm pretty sure that standard 12/3 Romex is good for 20A, I'm not qualified to say for sure.
I am confused about 15A and 20A current.
Electrical Expert:
(1) How do I get 20A out of the main power line in my house?
(2) Is it typically setup 15A ?
(3) Is there a conversion unit (15-20) available?
The reason that I ask is that as soon as I turn on the Rotel RB-1090 (rated 380W) the circuit breaker breaks.
Thanks,
-TT
(1) How do I get 20A out of the main power line in my house?
(2) Is it typically setup 15A ?
(3) Is there a conversion unit (15-20) available?
The reason that I ask is that as soon as I turn on the Rotel RB-1090 (rated 380W) the circuit breaker breaks.
Thanks,
-TT