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CHB3100 - Eaton - 100 Amp Circuit Breaker Condition:New Product Description - FHL36100 -

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CHB3100 Eaton 100 Amp Circuit Breaker Condition:New Product Description FHL36100 Product Description FHL36100 Square D Powerpact Circuit Breaker Square D's EJB36020 circuit breaker is calibrated for 40 degrees C and has aluminum lugs with a terminal lug rating of AWG 12 Eaton Cutler Hammer Miniature Bolt On Circuit Breaker Its Compact And Easy to Install three pole circuit breaker has a current rating of 100 amps and voltage rating of 240 Vac it has an interrupt current rating of 10 Kilo Amp it can accommodate a wire size of 14 8 AWG it has a bolt on type connection it is suitable for industrial Pb Panelboards applications a circuit breaker is UL and Csa certified Voltage Rating: 240V

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