(USED) General Electric TF136070 3 Pole Circuit Breaker Circuits_12 specially designed for photovoltaic (solar) Watts_340W

Name: (USED) General Electric TF136070 3 Pole Circuit Breaker Circuits_12 specially designed for photovoltaic (solar) Watts_340W
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SKU: 52450406710
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(USED) General Electric TF136070 3 Pole Circuit Breaker Circuits_12 specially designed for photovoltaic (solar) Watts_340W

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(USED) General Electric TF136070 3 Pole Circuit Breaker Circuits_12 specially designed for photovoltaic (solar) Watts_340W specially designed for photovoltaic (solar) systems These Siemens circuit breakers are versatile superheroes General Electric THEF series 70 ampere bolt on molded case circuit breaker with maximum voltage rating of 600V tripping method thermal magnetic and standard interrupting rating of 25 kiloampere at 480V complete with (LI) Long Time and Instantaneous trip functions

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