Federal Pacific Electric (FPE) panels were prevalent in millions of households and are identifiable by the inscription “Federal Pacific Electric” on the cover of the breaker box or the brand name “Stab-Lok” inside the panel. These panels, installed extensively between the 1950s and 1980s, are known for their extreme fire hazard due to circuit breaker failures during overloads or short circuits. Identifying these panels is crucial for homeowners to take necessary safety measures. Find out more about identifying and addressing Federal Pacific panels here.
How can I identify a fuse box in my home?
Fuse boxes are designed to handle specific amperages and cannot allow a higher current than
