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what is the difference in using the 125% and the 250%
factor of safety in calculating circuit breakers capacity
for motors,which is more reliable to use the 125% or 250%??
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Answer Posted / wareagle
You are not required to use 125% for motors. The NEC says
that the breaker rating can be up to 250% of the motor FLA.
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