Siemens QS2150 150-Amp 2-Pole Main Circuit Breaker Size_19in 5″ (Width) and is ETL Watts_340W

Name: Siemens QS2150 150-Amp 2-Pole Main Circuit Breaker Size_19in 5″ (Width) and is ETL Watts_340W
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SKU: 57316165641
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Siemens QS2150 150-Amp 2-Pole Main Circuit Breaker Size_19in 5″ (Width) and is ETL Watts_340W

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Siemens QS2150 150 Amp 2 Pole Main Circuit Breaker Size_19in 5″ (Width) and is ETL Watts_340W 5″ (Width) and is ETL listed 200A Main Bus Rating with 125A Tenant Provisions (100 Type: QS Application: Electrical Distribution Standard: UL 489 Voltage Rating: 120 240V Amperage Rating: 150A Trip Range: Thermal Magnetic Interrupt Rating: 10 AIC Number Of Poles: 2P Siemens Low Voltage Residential Circuit Breakers Main Breakers Type QS Breakers are Circuit Protection Load Center Mains

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