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ED23B080 - Siemens - Molded Case Circuit Breaker Type_ 310 General Electric THHQB Series double

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ED23B080 Siemens Molded Case Circuit Breaker Type_ 310 General Electric THHQB Series double General Electric THHQB Series double pole single phase 70 ampere bolt on molded case circuit breaker with maximum voltage rating of 240V tripping method thermal magnetic common trip (LI) Long Time and Instantaneous trip functions and load side lug terminals Eaton Cutler Hammer Duplex Plug On Circuit Breaker Its Compact And Easy to Install two pole duplex circuit breaker features thermal magnetic molded case for extra protection circuit breaker has a current rating of 20 Amps on the outside pole and an inside pole it has a voltage rating of 120 Vac and AIC rating of 10 kilo Amps it accommodates copper aluminum wire of size 14 4 AWG at 60 or 75 deg C circuit breaker is Ul 489 listed and Csa certified Installation Instructions Siemens ITE

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