Schneider HomeLine Generator Panels

Schneider HomeLine Generator Panels

Oct 5, 2020

Service Entrance generator panel
•Scalable, generator ready solution – Installed in new construction, can be configured to accept generator power at a later date
•Plug-on Neutral capability saves time and wiring when installing CAFI and Dual Function breakers
•Factory installed 200A, 22kAIC main breaker
•Factory installed 60A, 10kAIC generator breaker
•Enables quick and easy manual transfer between utility power and a generator
•Provides 28 spaces for up to 56 circuits for non-critical loads and 20 spaces for up to 38 circuits for backed-up critical loads

Add-on generator panel
•Add to any existing installation
•Plug-on Neutral capability
•Factory installed 30A or 60A, 10kAIC generator breaker
•Provided 20 spaces for up to 38 circuits for backed-up critical loads

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