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I n older homes why do the circuit breakers trip when I have the toaster, microwave, coffee maker, or other appliances running at the same time?

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I n older homes why do the circuit breakers trip when I have the toaster, microwave, coffee maker, or other appliances running at the same time?

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A. Older wiring methods, wires, or outlets do not meet today’s electrical needs and power. Older houses did not have the need to be wired for today’s powerful appliances, so you may be able to only use one appliance at a time or have your old wiring updated. Contact a Spotlight Electric representative today to find out how we can help you update your old wiring while staying within your budget.

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