Electrical Panel Upgrades 60A, 100A, 200A, 400A. ESA Permit, Inspection, and Certificate Brampton, Mississauga, Caledon, Oakville, Vaughan, Markham, Toronto
Upgrade Fuse to Breaker Panel, 60 Amp to 100 Amp Or 200 Amp Upgrade Breaker Panel 100 Amp To 200 Amp Install an Electric Car (EV) Charger with Certificate
EXTRON ELECTRIC & PLUMBING LTD. ESA LICENSED CONTRACTORS Karan TEL: (416) 805 6144 Website: www.extron.ca
Do I Need a 200-Amp Service? Even with a 100-amp service, many homes will run close to maximum capacity. An upgrade to a 200-amp system will ensure your existing and future power needs are met, so you can install new appliances and hi-tech devices without worrying about running out of juice or overloading the system.
The Benefits of Upgrading to 200 Amp Service Reduce power surges, extending the lifespan of your devices Run your panel more efficiently, Reduce your home insurance premiums because it’s safer Prevent electrical fires in your home by reducing overcrowded breakers Boost the value of your home for resale
How Much Does It Cost to Upgrade 100 Amp to 200 Amp Panel?
The cost to upgrade your home to 200-amp service in Canada can vary quite a bit. For most homeowners with above-ground electrical service, the cost is likely to fall anywhere between $2150 and $3,800. The precise figure within this range will depend on the city where you live,
Fuse Panel to Breaker Panel Your home has either a fuse box or a circuit breaker panel. as a safety feature to guard against circuit overloads. Many older homes using fuses or low amp breaker panels are good candidates for an upgrade to a safer and higher capacity, circuit breaker panel. As a result of the increasing electrical demand our lifestyles place on our electrical systems, even not-so-old homes may be a candidate for an upgrade. Circuit breaker panels are rated by amperage, or amps, as a measure of their electrical capacity. That capacity rating indicates how much power can be safely delivered to a home. Many old electrical service panels are rated for about 60 amps, while new homes often have 200-amp panels or even higher. This demand for power can place a strain on an old panel resulting in overloaded circuits, inadequate power for modern devices, lights dimming as other devices come on and excessive fuse pops or breaker trips.
Contractor License ECRA/ESA 7006251 Fully Licensed & Insured Consultation Available Any Questions KARAN TEL: (416) 805 6144 Website: www.extron.ca BRAMPTON, MISSISSAUGA, CALEDON, OAKVILLE, VAUGHAN, TORONTO, MARKHAM
