Proper Power for Over Range Microwaves

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One of the more popular space saving ideas in a kitchen is installing an over-range microwave. It will open up countertop space and provide an exhaust fan for your range if you don't already have one. The drawbacks are depending on height they can be difficult to reach and lifting hot and heavy glass objects above shoulder height isn't ideal and some consider it an eyesore having a microwave as part of the cabinetry.

If you have decided to go that route you need to make sure you have the proper circuitry in your kitchen to handle the juice needed to run your microwave safely.

One Project Closer dives into this subject of 15 or 20-amp receptacles and suggests recommendations before just plugging in your microwave without care.

| April 21, 2009 | Comments ()

 

 

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