Everytime I unplug anything on this one circuit it trips the GFI. Was going one for months. Now suddenly the GFI is humming. The circuit is not overloaded. Any thoughts?

Be mindful of the Federal Pacific circuit breakers when buying or occupying a property. These circuit breakers are significant fire risks and should be replaced ASAP. I purchased a property and lived in it for years b...

I'm in the process of buying a foreclosure that had the main circuit breaker (disconnect) stolen. The main panel is located in the house and is fine. I've got some electricians coming out to give me some estimates but...

The bottom unit of my duplex is a 2BR and both bedrooms are on one circuit breaker. Most of the other breakers are a 20V but this one is a 15V. The tenant says that it keeps flipping and all he has plugged in is a mod...

I have received the following msg from my PM:"We have experienced our fuse box trip twice while no one is home- with little to nothing turned on. This is becoming worrisome considering we have kids and dogs in the hom...

I have acquired a house with screw in fuses.  There is a large difference in premiums with the insurance company if I convert to circuit breakers.  From reading on the internet fuses seem perfectly safe.  What am I mi...

I seem to have kids in my 4 unit building that continue to turn off circuit breakers in the basement (making some of the tenants appliances turn off and spoil food), vandalize the mailbox, and create problems. I have ...

Hi All,
I recently bought an older four family (in December 2018) built in 1897 and inherited all the tenants.  Each unit is 3 bedrooms one bath and three people in each.  One unit recently had one roommate move out ...

Do investors/rental properties get the 2% cap (circuit breaker tax credit program) for property taxes in Indiana? Please only respond if you know for sure and/or own an investment property in Indiana and have dealt wi...

I'm setting up a single-family residence for multiple living units. I'd prefer not to install more breaker boxes and meters if I don't have to. I know it's possible to monitor usage for specific circuits using a few ...