Be aware also, most modern breakers provide two kinds of protection. Slow overload protection, protects against slow build-up current overload, this is called thermal protection because the thermal element inside the breaker alowly heats up til it expands and heats up so much it cannot cool itself down, and it trips. The other kind of protection is inrush current protection, the magnetic part of the breaker will also cause it to trip if there is some sudden abrupt inrush of current, that happens so fast it doesn't have time to heat the thermal part up, but must be immediately stopped. Modern breakers are great. GFCI's measure how much ground currecnt is going down the ground wire, also measure the imbalance between hot and netrual, and will trip out and save your life in the bathroom or outdoors. THose smart little AFCI's have memorized what a short-circuit arc looks like, and will trip if they detect an arc. Safety item for bedrooms, where we stuff all those wires behind all the dressers and beds, and scoot things around all the time, and fray wires. Prevents smoldering fires. Looks like all your grounding is correct. Good old Code. Probably more safety things now, since I retired.
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