40volt drop across a breaker? what type of breaker are you using?
A breaker is not electronic as far as needing to have a voltage to operate it. it opens when either it over heats or magnetically depends on the breaker type of course. But you should not have a voltage drop across it other then what little resistance is imposed by the wires etc. effectively a breaker is only a wire when not broken(open).
I believe code says something like 100mili volts drop across a breaker is a bad breaker. also you should not have more then .05% drop from the input of the panel to the end of the longest run in your building so about 6volts on a 120v system. (I googled that so depends on state country etc.).
also you would be surprised at what runs on the power lines. many control functions are there from the power company. we can transmit many different frequencies across a single cable power is only 60hz not exotic by any means. so overlapping gigahertz signal is not an issue. you could have issues with many terminations-different wire lengths that can cause issues with transmission of hi frequencies.
lets not even get into whats induced on the power lines from every source if electro magnetism, sun included.
A breaker is not electronic as far as needing to have a voltage to operate it. it opens when either it over heats or magnetically depends on the breaker type of course. But you should not have a voltage drop across it other then what little resistance is imposed by the wires etc. effectively a breaker is only a wire when not broken(open).
I believe code says something like 100mili volts drop across a breaker is a bad breaker. also you should not have more then .05% drop from the input of the panel to the end of the longest run in your building so about 6volts on a 120v system. (I googled that so depends on state country etc.).
also you would be surprised at what runs on the power lines. many control functions are there from the power company. we can transmit many different frequencies across a single cable power is only 60hz not exotic by any means. so overlapping gigahertz signal is not an issue. you could have issues with many terminations-different wire lengths that can cause issues with transmission of hi frequencies.
lets not even get into whats induced on the power lines from every source if electro magnetism, sun included.