If this does not work then what should i do?

Question by frank_blandori Reward: 100 Pond Points + 10 Knowledge Tokens Status: Pending a resolution
I have 3 open spaces in my breaker box,my goal is to put the fridge,microwave,heater on each nre breaker,new at this. as long as i kill the power and use the wire 120 ,outlets grounded ,new breakers 15to 25 v i should be ok on this matter.this is a fixer upper home old wires and have remover about a mile of old wire . just want to make sure i have my ducks in order.
Thanks Frank



Reply from grover_ap User Rating:  680 Knowledge Tokens
Frank,
I know this isn't the answer you want to hear, but this should not be considered a DIY project for someone who is not a qualified electrician. If your home has a fire for any reason (even if it's not related to your newly installed wiring), and an insurance adjuster discovers uninspected wiring, they may reject the claim. Please hire a qualified electrician for this project if you can -- it will be well worth it.
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Reply from bitblit User Rating:  20 Knowledge Tokens
I'm not a professional electrician. I was an electrician in the military, and do my own wiring. However, the breaker box is the only thing I will not do, and advise you not to either. If you make a mistake on your household wiring, you might feel a painful shock. You have 3-phase power coming into your breaker box. That will kill you. Not only that, but you don't understand the breaker (they're rated by amps, not volts). If you install the wrong one, you could cause an electrical fire later down the road. You also won't pass inspection if you decide to sell your house. Hire somebody.
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