Brand New Panel with Lifetime Warranty. National and local safety codes require the use of "Arc Fault and GFCI" type circuit breakers in this home. Arc fault and GFCI circuit breakers are designed to shut off should a hazard exist or appear in your electrical system. Arc fault and GFCI technology is intuitive and detects electrical problems far earlier than traditional breakers. A tripping arc fault breaker or GFCI breaker is an indication of an electrical issue in the wiring circuit and not an issue with the breaker or electrical panel. TE Certified Electricians does not know if any hidden hazard exists in your electrical system or if an arc fault breaker and/or GFCI breaker will detect an issue. However, should an arc fault breaker/GFCI breaker discover an electrical issue in your homes wiring, additional troubleshooting will be required at an additional charge. The State of Georgia and the National Electrical Code have required arc fault breakers in new installations since 200