Surface Mount Load Center with 2 Spaces and 4 Poles, 70 Amp Main Lugs

Introducing the 70 amp main lugs load center, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This robust and versatile load center is designed for outdoor use, providing a reliable solution for managing your electrical circuits safely and efficiently. Whether you are a professional electrician or a homeowner in Grass valley looking to upgrade your electrical system, this load center offers essential features to meet your needs.

• 70 amp main lugs:Provides a solid main connection point for your electrical system, supporting up to 70 amps of current.
• Two space circuit capacity:Accommodates up to four single-pole breakers, allowing for flexible circuit configurations.
• Surface mount design:Easy to install on exterior walls or other outdoor locations, ensuring convenient access and protection.
• Outdoor rated:Built to withstand outdoor conditions, making it suitable for exterior electrical setups.
• Optional accessories:Compatible with a ground bar (GBK5P) if grounding is required, and a top feed hub (DS) for streamlined wiring entry.

This load center is ideal for a variety of applications in Grass valley, such as powering outdoor lighting, garden equipment, or additional circuits for workshops and garages. Its compact size and surface mount design make it a practical choice for residential or light commercial projects where space and accessibility are important. Professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike will appreciate the straightforward installation and reliable performance this load center provides.

In summary, the 70 amp main lugs load centeris an essential component for managing your electrical distribution safely and efficiently. Available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA, it offers the durability and flexibility needed for outdoor electrical installations. Enhance your electrical system with this dependable load center designed to meet your specific requirements.

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