I ran into another Colored breaker panel and looking to learn a little bit more about them ?
Appears to be Crouse Hinds company with Bryant Breakers ?
Now are all panels that have Red ,blue , green breakers deemed Problematic? And most importantly Can they Potentially have safety issues with breakers not tripping?
And lastly can clients Possibly have issues with getting Insurance?
This is a 100 amp Sub Panel and the main panel is also only 100 amps is that a proper installation?
I agree with Robert, also keep in mind that the some of the GTE-Sylvania panels are problematic as that company purchased Zinsco and used the same design for a number of years.
The panel you appear to have here is a Crouse Hinds/Bryant panel.
Well actually the main panel is this old wooden structure that was the Original Structure and that’s where the meter is!
But that panel feeds the Crouse Hinds /Bryant panel. Both panels are 100 amp
Main panel is only 100 amp - Now can that panel feed another 100 amp sub panel?
Original panel is Square D
Yes I’m thinking of Zinsco! My original schooling that is Ashi standards said that those colored breakers are a flag basically Or indication of those type of problematic type panel !
So this is Not one of those panels??
FYI. Be doing some research… Crouse-Hinds Electric Company is a very old company established in 1897 in Syracuse, New York. The panel label indicates that the manufacturer of this panel is Crause-Hinds as a subdivision of Cooper Industries, which would make it post 1981 manufacturing. My understanding is that as of 2012 Crause-Hinds is now a subdivision of Eaton. My curiosity was piqued because I recently ran across a Crause-Hinds that appeared as a subdivision of Murray and was wondering where it fits in that timeline.
