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Part#: PT0B1150005SS

TFMR 1PH 5KVA 480-240/120 BOLT-IN

Part#: PTBB3150022LS

TFMR 3PH 22.5KVA 480-208Y120 BOLT-IN

Part#: PTBB3150015SS

TFMR 3PH 15KVA 480-208Y120 BOLT-IN

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Part#: T40004RT1

100 A Load Center with 100 W Transformer and T104M Mechanism, 8-Breaker Spaces

Part#: PE25300

60 A Load Center with P1353ME Mechanism

Part#: PE35300

80 A Load Center with P1353ME Mechanism

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Part#: LK100AN

Load center accessory, QO/Homeline, lug kit, neutral, 100A, AWG 6-2/0, aluminum or copper

Part#: QOM1FP

Load center accessory, QO/Homeline, cover filler plate, 1 phase, 100A to 125A, convertible load centers

Part#: QOM125VHCP

Main breaker, QO, 125A, 2 pole, 120/240VAC, 22kA, bolt on, consumer pack

Total of 2,646 product(s) from 12 Manufacturers. Click the Smart eCat icon to view all products and access Spec Sheets and other product information.

Products

Streamline Installations with All-in-One P40000R Series Load Centers from Intermatic

New P40000R Series Load Centers provide a simple yet robust solution for pool-only applications. These next generation pool panels include additional space for wiring as well as the most versatile busbar design in the business and built-in safety transformer functionality.

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Manufacturers

Park Electric Co

Midwest Electric Products, Inc.

Milbank Manufacturing Co.

ROMAC

Murray Electrical Products

ABB Installation Products Inc.

Siemens Industry, Inc.

Connecticut-Electric

Challenger Electrical Equipment

Post Glover Resistors Inc

Schneider Electric / Square D

Northern Technologies, Inc.

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Articles

A Brighter Future For Home Energy Management: Sustainability and Efficiency with Smart Load Centers

Back when we renovated the house, one of the top priorities was upgrading the electrical system. The house was built back in the 60s, and the electrical system was a mess, to say the least. Well, maybe not a total mess, but definitely outdated.

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