BRN240GFC - Eaton - 40 Amp Ground Fault Circuit Breaker Type_ TEDFP Product Specifications - LCL36500 -

Name: BRN240GFC - Eaton - 40 Amp Ground Fault Circuit Breaker Type_ TEDFP Product Specifications - LCL36500 -
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BRN240GFC Eaton 40 Amp Ground Fault Circuit Breaker Type_ TEDFP Product Specifications LCL36500 Product Specifications LCL36500 Square D Powerpact Circuit Breaker Product Description CED63A010 Siemens Breakers Molded Case Circuit Breakers Cutler Hammer double pole 40 ampere plug on molded case circuit breaker with maximum voltage rating of 120V tripping method thermal magnetic and standard interrupting rating of 10 kiloampere at 120V complete with ground fault protection (GFI) with self test (LI) long time and instantaneous trip functions and load side lug terminal Protection: Thermal Magnetic

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