20 Amp Double-Pole Interchangeable Circuit Breaker for Residential Electrical Panels

Introducing the 20 amp double pole interchangeable circuit breaker, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This full-size, 2-inch wide circuit breaker is designed to provide reliable electrical protection for your home or business electrical systems operating at 120/240 volts. Whether you are an electrician, contractor, or a DIY enthusiast in Grass valley, this circuit breaker is an essential component for maintaining safety and efficiency in your electrical panel.

• Full size type BR two pole 20 amp breaker:Offers robust protection for circuits requiring double pole breakers, ensuring stable and secure electrical flow.
• ULF approved compatibility:Certified for use in Cutler-Hammer, Westinghouse, Bryant, and Challenger panels, providing versatile interchangeability across multiple panel brands.
• Standard dimensions:Measures 2 inches wide, fitting seamlessly into standard electrical panels designed for full-size breakers.
• Voltage rating:Suitable for 120/240 volt systems, making it ideal for a wide range of residential and commercial electrical applications.

This circuit breaker is perfect for customers in Grass valley who need to replace or upgrade their electrical panels with a dependable and certified breaker. It can be used in various projects such as installing new circuits for appliances, HVAC systems, or other high-demand electrical equipment. Professionals and homeowners alike will appreciate the peace of mind that comes with using a breaker that meets industry standards and fits multiple panel types.

In summary, the 20 amp double pole interchangeable circuit breakeris a vital safety device that ensures your electrical system operates smoothly and securely. Available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA, this breaker is a smart choice for anyone looking to maintain or improve their electrical infrastructure with confidence.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.