Siemens B260H 60-Amp 2-Pole 120V 22 AIC Bolt-in Circuit Breaker Feature_Motion-Sensor Certified: UL 489 certification means Finish:Bronze

Name: Siemens B260H 60-Amp 2-Pole 120V 22 AIC Bolt-in Circuit Breaker Feature_Motion-Sensor Certified: UL 489 certification means Finish:Bronze
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Siemens B260H 60 Amp 2 Pole 120V 22 AIC Bolt in Circuit Breaker Feature_Motion Sensor Certified: UL 489 certification means Finish:Bronze Certified: UL 489 certification means these breakers meet high safety and performance standards It is designed and optimized for replaceable MR16 lamps Application: Electrical Distribution Trip Range: Thermal Magnetic

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