Cutler Hammer Tandem Single-Pole Circuit Breaker 20 Amp

Introducing the CH Twin 20 amp single pole replacement circuit breaker, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This reliable circuit breaker is designed specifically for use in CH load centers manufactured prior to 1968 that have eight circuits or less. If you are maintaining or upgrading an older electrical panel in Grass valley, this replacement breaker ensures compatibility and safety.

• Specific compatibility:Designed for CH load centers made before 1968 with eight circuits or fewer, ensuring a perfect fit for vintage electrical panels.
• Single pole design:Provides 20 amp protection with a 3/8 inch width per pole and occupies 3/4 inch of panel space, ideal for precise circuit management.
• CTL rated:Meets circuit total limiting requirements, enhancing safety and compliance with electrical standards.

This circuit breaker is essential for homeowners and electricians in Grass valley who need to replace or maintain older electrical panels safely and effectively. Whether you are restoring a vintage home or ensuring your electrical system meets safety standards, this breaker offers a dependable solution. It can be used in various residential or light commercial applications where older CH load centers are still in service.

Imagine upgrading your electrical panel with confidence, knowing that the CH Twin 20 amp single pole replacement circuit breaker will fit seamlessly and provide reliable circuit protection. This product is particularly useful for electricians servicing historic homes or for DIY enthusiasts in Grass valley who want to maintain their electrical systems properly.

In summary, the CH Twin 20 amp single pole replacement circuit breakeris a vital component for anyone working with older CH load centers in Grass valley, CA. Available at Grass Valley, it offers the compatibility and safety needed to keep your electrical system functioning smoothly and securely.

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