Where is the panel schedule typically located and what information does it list?

• A. Inside the panel door.
• B. In the owner's manual.
• C. In a binder at the job trailer.
• D. On the exterior of the building.

Answer: (A)

The panel schedule is the reference chart that shows which breaker controls which circuit and what loads each circuit serves. It is typically mounted inside the panel door so it’s immediately visible when you open the panel. It lists each circuit number, a brief description of the load (like kitchen outlets, lighting, or a specific room), and the breaker size (amperage) for that circuit. Some panels also note the overall panel rating or space for adding changes. This location lets you quickly identify and trip or isolate a circuit without rummaging through manuals or other documents. The other locations—inside the owner’s manual, in a binder at the job trailer, or on the exterior of the building—are not standard or practical for live circuit reference.