Which item cannot be removed from the breaker box in manufactured housing?

The energy efficient label is designed to indicate the efficiency of a manufactured home’s energy systems, including how well it uses energy. This label is generally affixed or attached to the home to comply with regulatory standards and is not meant to be removed.

The presence of the energy efficient label serves several important functions, including providing information to potential buyers about the home's energy performance and compliance with efficiency standards. By having this label permanently displayed, it helps ensure transparency in energy efficiency claims.

In contrast, items such as the electrical manual, breaker switches, and safety warning labels may be adjusted, replaced, or removed as part of regular maintenance, upgrades, or personal preference. These items do not have the same legal or informational permanence as the energy efficient label, which is required to remain on the home as part of its original compliance documentation.