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Hi, my name is Drake, and I'm currently studying engineering at the University of Detroit. I'm doing some research based on electric vehicles, and I have a few questions that I would like to get answers to from an electrician. All answers are helpful, thank you! How many hours a week does a regular electrician work? How long does “x " take to work? - installation of a 240 V outlet - connection to the power supply in the attached garage Will you work with fuses or only with circuit breakers? Does this apply to most electricians? What level of training does an electrician need to pass in order to be allowed to install a 240 V outlet in the house on their own? If a brand new outlet is being installed, is there a big difference in cost/time between installing a 240V outlet and a 120V outlet? Is it possible to add additional slots to the circuit breaker panel? Which cities do you work most in? Where else can I view the study or buy it?
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