Questions and Answers for GE PowerMark Gold 200 Amp 8-Space 16-Circuit Outdoor Main Breaker Circuit Load Center Panel

A:  Yes. I used 4/0 AL cable on both the main lugs and the feed thru lugs. Just make sure the panel is well anchored because you will be doing a lot of bending and tugging when routing the cable.

A:  Yes.

A:  Yes, the 200A main breaker is good for up to 250kcmil. See attached excerpt from the datasheet.

A:  Thank you for your question. Yes, the TM820RCUFLP wire range is from #1AWG -250kcmil (Cu), and 2/0AWG -250kcmil (Al).

A:  Thank you for your question. This load center is rated for 100a. The main cannot be replaced with a 150a main. I would suggest a TM1615RCU, TM2415RCU, or a TM3215R64K for a 150a outdoor main breaker.

A:  I don't believe the busing is rated at 150 amps

A:  Square D homeline breaker’s work in this panel. The model number for the 20 amp double pole breaker is HOM 220 CP

A:  I used GE breakers. Do not recall part #s

A:  This panel uses THQL style breakers only. 2pole 20a would be THQL2120 and 2pole 30a would be THQL2130. A 100a main in already installed. Thank you for your question.

A:  #1-250 CU or 2/0 - 250 AL

A:  Yes as long as the 60 amp will fit . Normally if your using this panel as a sub you do not need a main. As this panel would be run off 60 amp breaker in the main panel

A:  Yes as long as the 60 amp will fit

A:  5 1/4 deep, 29 tall, 13 wide. Mind is a pole mount on exterior plywood

A:  The size is: Load center depth (in.) 4.625 Load center height (in.) 28.6875 Load center width (in.) 12.5

A:  Dimensions Load center depth (in.) 4.625 Load center height (in.) 28.6875 Load center width (in.) 12.5

A:  Approximately 14" x 30"

A:  Hello Russ. I’m Chris from the Home Depot’s how-to Community. Thank you for your question. Yes, you have to change out the entire box. I hope this helps, Chris. .

A:  4 piggy back breakers will use 4 spaces but allow overcurrent protection on 8 circuits that would leave 8 single pole slots.

A:  Howdy Russ, This box is not able to be reconfigured. You will need to add a breaker box with more receptacles. happy fixing, Coach Dave

A:  No

A:  No

A:  Yes

A:  You bet! Note that the standard 1" breakers are THQL, while 1/2" breakers are THQP. It has space for 8 1" breakers or 16 1/2" breakers, according to the catalog at https://www.geindustrial.com/catalog/buylog/01_BuyLog2017_LoadCtrCircBreak.pdf (image attached)

A:  Yes

A:  Yes