GFEP115 - Eaton - 15 Amp 30 mA GFEP Circuit Breaker Condition:New Eaton / Cutler-Hammer Molded Case
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GFEP115 Eaton 15 Amp 30 mA GFEP Circuit Breaker Condition:New Eaton Cutler Hammer Molded Case Eaton Cutler Hammer Molded Case Circuit Breaker Its Compact And Easy to Install three pole Ca frame molded case thermal magnetic circuit breaker has a current rating of 150 Amps at 40 deg c voltage rating of 240 Vac it has an interrupt current rating of 10 kilo Amps it has line terminal and load terminal for convenient connection circuit breaker is Ul listed and Csa certified Square D QOB series three pole 45 ampere bolt on molded case circuit breaker with maximum voltage rating of 240V tripping method thermal magnetic and standard interrupting rating of 10 kiloampere at 240V (LI) long time and instantaneous trip functions suitable for QOB Series load centers Trip Sensitivity: 30 mA AIC Rating: 10kA@120V
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