International Tower · Unit 1202 · Panel Directory

Breaker Finder

Source: panel map dated 2024-05-19
Lookup rev: 2026-08-19
Type a device, fixture, or outlet location. Or filter by room. Results show the breaker to switch off.
No match. Try a broader term (e.g. "outlet", "light", the room name) — or the circuit may be undocumented: see Breaker 10 under Flags.

Before You Work — 60-Second Procedure

  1. Look up the device above and note the breaker number and panel side.
  2. Turn on the device (or plug a lamp/radio into the outlet) so you can see it lose power.
  3. Flip the breaker off. Confirm the device died.
  4. Verify dead at the point of work with a non-contact voltage tester — always, even after the device goes dark. Multi-outlet circuits in this unit cross rooms, and two circuits (2 & 11) are documented identically.
  5. Tape a note on the panel ("work in progress — do not switch") before leaving the panel.
  6. When done, restore the breaker and test GFCI outlets (living room right-of-pillar is GFCI-protected).

Flags — Resolve These

BREAKERS 2 & 11 — IDENTICAL DESCRIPTIONS. Both list the same six circuits (2nd BR NW outlet, kitchen SW outlet, dining SW outlets, vent hood, master bath lights). One is almost certainly mislabeled or abandoned. Verify: flip 11 off — if those circuits die, breaker 2 serves something else (or nothing) and should be re-traced and relabeled.
BREAKER 15 — CONFLICT. The load summary assigns "Washer / Network" to 15, but the directory lists only bedroom/living-room outlets for it — and marks the handle OFF while washer and network gear presumably run. Trace which outlet feeds the washer and networking equipment and correct one of the two tables.
BREAKER 10 — UNKNOWN. Identify it: with a helper, flip 10 on/off while walking the unit with a plug-in tester, checking anything not listed elsewhere (balcony outlets, bathroom heat lamps, closet fixtures). If nothing responds, mark it SPARE.
OUT ≠ OFF? Several handle-OFF breakers (2, 15, 18/20, 22/24) serve loads that are presumably in daily use (cooktop, oven, live outlets). Either the notation is stale or these entries are wrong. Re-verify handle positions and update the directory date.

Full Panel Map

Left Side — Odd

23/21Water heater
19/17Dryer
15Master bath vanity outlet · 2nd BR closet outlets · 2nd BR window outlets · LR outlet right of pillar (GFCI) · MBR outlet left of pillar · LR switched lower outlet — see washer/network flag
13Dishwasher
112nd BR NW outlet · kitchen SW outlet · dining SW outlets (above & below bar) · kitchen vent hood · master bath lights
9Under-sink outlets · outlets right of kitchen sink
7Laundry light · entry light · bar pendants · LR ceiling lights · master & second bath vanity lights · second bath ceiling lights · smoke detectors · patio light
5Kitchen ceiling lights
3Refrigerator · 2nd BR SW wall · second bath vanity outlet
1Entry outlet · east-wall dining outlet · LR outlet left of BR door · MBR outlets (entry door, NE, closet) · MBR hall ceiling light

Right Side — Even

22/24Oven / microwave
18/20Cooktop
16220V — former 2nd BR wall heater (decommissioned)
14220V — former LR wall heater (decommissioned)
12220V — former MBR wall heater (decommissioned)
10UNKNOWN — trace and relabel
8Spare
6Spare
4Spare
2Documented identical to breaker 11 — verify and relabel