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Residential Dedicated Circuits Installation Services in Tucson, AZ

Whether you are building a new home, upgrading your current home, or moving, you might find yourself needing dedicated circuits in Tucson, AZ. Turn to Mr. Electric of Tucson and Southern AZ for all of your electrical services, including the installation of dedicated circuits.

Residential Dedicated Circuits Installation Services in Tucson, AZ
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  • A dedicated circuit is an electrical pathway that stems from your electrical panel that is responsible for powering one major appliance. Your electrical panel is usually located in your garage or other out-of-the-way place. It houses all of the individual circuit breakers that are intended to trip, or shut off when there is an electrical overload. This protects your home and electronics. That said, when you are experiencing frequent tripping in your home, it’s a sign that your system is overloaded.

  • A dedicated circuit is assigned its own circuit breaker, and they are valuable additions to your home, especially since we all depend on electricity so much these days. Some of the main benefits of a dedicated circuit include:

    • Providing a stable power supply to your major appliances
    • Prevent circuit breakers from tripping frequently
    • Preserve the longevity of your circuit breaker
    • Decrease the risk of damage or overheating to major appliances

    Mr. Electric of Tucson and Southern AZ installs dedicated circuits in your home so that your electrical system runs safely and smoothly.

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What Appliances Require A Dedicated Circuit?

Smaller appliances like microwaves, toasters, and hair dryers usually operate off of a shared circuit in your home. Major appliances, such as the following, all require a dedicated circuit to run efficiently and safely:

  • Dishwashers
  • Dryers
  • Freezers
  • Garbage disposals
  • Hot tubs
  • HVAC systems
  • Ovens and electric ranges
  • Refrigerators
  • Washers
  • Water and sump pumps

Mr. Electric of Tucson and Southern AZ also installs dedicated computer circuits for your home. This is a fantastic option, especially if you have a home office or use your computer on a regular basis.

  • The only thing you should do is call Mr. Electric of Tucson and Southern AZ. We can’t stress enough how important it is to depend on a professional electrician to handle the electrical work in your home. Installing a dedicated circuit is not a Saturday DIY project. Mr. Electric of Tucson and Southern AZ features skilled and knowledgeable electricians who work safely and efficiently. Here are the basic steps we follow when installing your dedicated circuit:

    • Assess Your Existing Panel: We begin by evaluating the electrical load of the appliance or system that will use the dedicated circuit. From there, we check your existing panel to make sure it has the capacity to handle the addition. It may be necessary to install subpanel wiring at this juncture. Finally, we determine the location of your new circuit so we can plan the best wiring route.
    • Turn Off Power: Before commencing any work, your Mr. Electric electrician will turn off the power to the area where the circuit will be installed in order to prevent electrical shocks and ensure a safe working environment.
    • Install the Circuit Breaker: We will select a circuit breaker that is compatible with your existing panel and that matches the amperage requirements of the dedicated circuit. From there, we install the circuit breaker into your electrical panel by carefully connecting the breaker to the appropriate bus bar.
    • Run Wiring: We measure the distance from the electrical panel to the appliance and cut the wire to the necessary length. After that, we route the wire from the electrical panel to the dedicated circuit.
    • Connect the Wiring: Your electrician will connect one end of the wire to the circuit breaker and the neutral and ground wires to the bars in the electrical panel. The other end of the wire connects to the outlet, appliance, or subpanel that will use the dedicated circuit.
    • Test the Circuit: At this point, the power is turned back on at the main panel in order to check the breaker, outlet, or appliance. We will inspect the installation to make sure that the connections and grounding are safe and secure.
    • Label the Circuit: It is important to update the labels in your electrical panel so that everything is clearly identifiable.
    • Perform Final Inspection: We make sure that the installation meets all local electrical codes. We also clean up any mess and leave the area tidy. We will walk you through all of the work we did and explain what to do in the event that a breaker trips so you can safely operate your new dedicated circuit.

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