Challenger C390 3-Pole 90-Amp Type C Circuit Breaker - Refurbished Size_17in SKU: CRLC6-20W-40K-A-D-WH Finish:Bronze

Name: Challenger C390 3-Pole 90-Amp Type C Circuit Breaker - Refurbished Size_17in SKU: CRLC6-20W-40K-A-D-WH Finish:Bronze
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 49532624297
Price: 23.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Challenger C390 3 Pole 90 Amp Type C Circuit Breaker Refurbished Size_17in SKU: CRLC6 20W 40K A D WH Finish:Bronze SKU: CRLC6 20W 40K A D WH NHIOICDCP 225 Lumens Wattage: Up to 2500lm 28W (varies by housing) Color Temperature: 3500K Color Rendering Index: 90 CRI Beam Spread: Three field changeable optics included Finish: Natural Metal Listing: cULus listed for damp locations Accessories: NIO AS Part Number: C390 Interrupt Rating: 10 kA

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