Cutler-Hammer, BR Loadcenter, BRP12L125R
Manufacturer Part #: BRP12L125R.
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Manufacturer Part #: BRP12L125R.
Cutler-Hammer, BR Loadcenter, BRP12L125R Read More »
ABB’s 50A double-pole GFCI breaker protects against electrical shock. All GE electrical distribution products for residential use are now ABB. Circuit Breaker Type GFCI. The trip indicator shows the circuit status and can be easily reset.
ABB 50A 2-Pole GFCI Breaker THQL2150GFT2A 240V Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter Read More »
Operational product in excellent condition.
Siemens 150-amp main breaker. Read More »
Murray MP24020 quad-style circuit breaker: one 40-amp double pole plus two 20-amp single poles, 120/240V. Brand new, unused. UL listed, GTIN 0040892521955, for use in listed Murray/Siemens enclosures. Fits standard residential and light commercial panels. Smoke-free home. Please check photos for full details.
Murray MP24020 Quad Circuit Breaker – 40A 2-Pole + Two 20A 1-Pole – New Read More »
used but in good working condition, comes only as pictured, no other kind of accessories included apart from what is pictured. Has some scuffs and scratches but nothing major .
GE TED134035 35 Amp 3 Pole Circuit Breaker 480v USED. Read More »
Dehn DEHNguard 952-011 DG MOD 75 Surge Arrester +952-091 Base Part 75V 125A – we have 2 NEW surge arrester safety protection modules with base part plug in module available with Free Shipping.
Dehn DEHNguard 952-011 DG MOD 75 Surge Arrester +952-091 Base Part 75V 125A Read More »
This is a USED GE THQB2120 circuit breaker It is a manual reset circuit breaker with a maximum amperage of 20A The circuit breaker is designed with ABS/plastic, aluminum, and plastic materials and has a black color.
GE THQB2120 20A 120/240V Molded Case Circuit Breaker – Black Read More »
This thermal circuit breaker has a Type A tripping characteristic and features thermal overload protection with a trip indicator.
Cutler-Hammer CH115 1 Pole 15 Amp Circuit Breaker 120/240 V.A.C AL/CU Vintage Read More »