Siemens Q320 20-Amp 3-Pole Type QP Circuit Breaker CCT_3000K Main Lug Configuration: Equipped with Finish:Bronze

Name: Siemens Q320 20-Amp 3-Pole Type QP Circuit Breaker CCT_3000K Main Lug Configuration: Equipped with Finish:Bronze
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 46396291974
Price: 131.70 USD
Availability: InStock
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Siemens Q320 20 Amp 3 Pole Type QP Circuit Breaker CCT_3000K Main Lug Configuration: Equipped with Finish:Bronze Main Lug Configuration: Equipped with a main lug and 12 spacious 1 inch slots so it’s perfect for interior and exterior low voltage landscape fixtures These circuit breakers have a special talent: they can sense when too much electricity is trying to pass through and step in to prevent any problems With 3 poles for comprehensive protection and an interrupt rating of 10 AIC

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