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Updated almost 12 years ago,

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John H.
  • Massachusetts, MA
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USDA wants AFCI breakers in 180 year old house

John H.
  • Massachusetts, MA
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I'm selling my house and its about 180 years old or so. Panel is all breakers with romex wires (not new, but 20 years old maybe). USDA says I have to have all AFCI breakers to give the buyer the mortgage.

I'd rather not. One, the cost, second, it seems afci's and older homes tend to trip alot.

Any thoughts?

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