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CH215GFT - Eaton - 15 Amp Ground Fault Breaker Voltage_ 130V This Eaton Cutler-Hammer Shunt Trip

SKU: 99933136595
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CH215GFT Eaton 15 Amp Ground Fault Breaker Voltage_ 130V This Eaton Cutler Hammer Shunt Trip This Eaton Cutler Hammer Shunt Trip Breaker is a compact BAB type double pole thermomagnetic circuit breaker rated at 80 amps at 40 degrees and 240 Vac with a tripping current of 10 Schneider Electrric QOB series double pole single phase 45 ampere bolt on molded case circuit breaker with maximum voltage rating of 120V tripping method thermal magnetic and standard interrupting rating of 10 kiloampere at 120V (LI) long time and instantaneous trip functions suitable for QOB Series load centers Manufacturer : Eaton Cutler Hammer Eaton Cutler Hammer CH series double pole 15 ampere plug in molded case circuit breaker with maximum voltage rating of 240V tripping method thermal magnetic and standard interrupting rating of 10 kiloampere at 240V complete with ground fault protection (LI) long time and instantaneous trip functions

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