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    Posted: March 31 2006 at 8:51pm

Now the wiring in the basement does need to be finished and so I will want to set up the wiring for the aquarium right as well.  Do you all find that 40 amps is generally OK? 

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40 amps is more than enough ... i was thinking about a 30 amp service to my tank ... 40 should about do it I think ... + some ....

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2 x 20 amps!
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Like Shane said. 2 breakers at 20 amps each.
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I agree. Two 20 amp circuits.

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3 15 amp circuits is even better!
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I agree with Jon! 3 is better!!!!!!!
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I'd go with Three 20 amp circuits then.


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Good!  Thank you all!  That will fit in the box fine.  I think Shane gets the word of wisdom on this .
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Originally posted by Angel Angel wrote:

I think Shane gets the word of wisdom on this .

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