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Part#: U5854-RL-200

200A 4T RL MTR MAIN OU 51262

Part#: U5852-RL-100

200A 4T RT MTR MAIN OH 51275

Part#: U5852-DL-100

200A 4T RT MTR MAIN OH 59212

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Part#: QO124M125PRB

Load center, QO, 1 phase, 24 spaces, 34 circuits, 125A convertible main breaker, PoN, NEMA3R, UL

Part#: QO115PCAFIC

Mini circuit breaker, QO, 15A, 1 pole, 120VAC, 10kA, plug in, combo ARC fault, plug on neutral, clam

Part#: CQO140M200PCD

Loadcentre, QO, 1 phase, 40 spaces, 80 circuits, 200A main breaker, PoN, NEMA1, combo cover, CSA, UL

Connecticut Electric Inc

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Part#: UBIF015N

FEDERAL PACIFIC REPL THIN 1P 15A CB

Part#: VPKUBIP250

PUSHMATIC REPLACEMENT 2P 50A CB PKG

Part#: VPKA220

CHALLENGER REPL 2P 20A CB PKG

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.

Floor Box Kit with Recessed Wiring Device

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

Schneider Electric / Square D

Midwest Electric Products, Inc.

Challenger Electrical Equipment

Murray Electrical Products

Connecticut-Electric

Post Glover Resistors Inc

Northern Technologies, Inc.

Siemens Industry, Inc.

ABB Installation Products Inc.

Park Electric Co

Milbank Manufacturing Co.

ROMAC

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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 Well, maybe not a total mess, but definitely outdated.

Install receptacle in a concrete floor box, the NEAT WAY