Siemens Canada 1-Phase Low Voltage Main Lug Load Center

Siemens Main Lug Load Center

Nov 19, 2020

Siemens Canada is proud to offer one of the highest quality, broadest and most flexible loadcentre lines in the industry. From single family to multi-family applications, Siemens can offer a high quality, labor-saving loadcentre for your application.

Siemens INSTAWIRE™ Main Lug Load Center, 1-Phase Low Voltage, Series: EQL, 120/240 VAC, 125 A, 60 Hz, 10 kA Interrupt, 24 Circuits, Q Breaker, 3-Wire Wiring Configuration, 125 A Bus Rating, 4 to 2/0 AWG Wire, Flush/Surface Mount, NEMA 1, Steel Housing, 24.1 in H x13 in W x 3.8 in D.

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