Definition of the term Breaker Panel
The electrical box that distributes electric power entering the home to each branch circuit (each plug and switch) and composed of circuit breakers.
The electrical box that distributes electric power entering the home to each branch circuit (each plug and switch) and composed of circuit breakers.
A metal box that contains circuit breakers or fuses that control the electrical current in a home.
Wiring that runs from a service panel or sub-panel to outlets. Branch circuits are protected by fuses or breakers at the panel.
Sheet metal that has been bent to the desired configuration.
Ties and rods used for supporting and strengthening various parts of a building used for lateral stability for columns and beams.
An inclined piece of framing lumber applied to wall or floor to stifled the structure. Often used on walls as temporary bracing until framing has been completed.
A curve, bend, warping or other deviation from flatness in glass or wood.
The 2x4s or 6s that lay on the subfloor upon which the vertical studs are installed. Also called the sole plate.