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Q » What is the difference between a single-pole and double-pole breaker?
08 Dec, 2025
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A » A single-pole breaker is designed to handle one hot wire, providing 120 volts and typically used for standard household circuits. In contrast, a double-pole breaker connects to two hot wires, offering 240 volts, suitable for heavy appliances like dryers or ovens. Both types protect circuits from overload by tripping electrical flow, but double-pole breakers cover more demanding electrical needs with higher voltage requirements.
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