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The GE Q line circuit breakers are 1 in. W per pole, compact, thermal-magnetic devices designed for residential and commercial applications. The QB breakers are bolt-on versions of the Q Line used for bolting to the bus connections of load centers and lighting panels. All Q Line circuit breakers feature Quick-make and Quick-break mechanisms, common trip bars, and easy to spot trip indication to ensure safety and reliability.
Dimensions: H 3 in, W 3.53 in, D 1 in
Product Depth (in.) | 1 in | Product Height (in.) | 3 in |
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Product Width (in.) | 3.53 in |
AIC Rating | 10000 | Breaker Type | Standard |
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Connection Type | Non-Neutral | Interruption Type | Standard Trip |
Maximum Amperage (A) | 30 A | Mounting Type | Bolt-On |
Number of Poles | Single | Number of Spaces | 1 |
Pack Size | 1 | Power Distribution Features | No Additional Features |
Product Weight (lb.) | 0.310 lb | Returnable | 90-Day |
Series Type | THQB | Trip Unit | Thermal Magnetic |
Voltage (V) | 120 V |
Certifications and Listings | ANSI Certified, CSA Listed, UL Listed | Manufacturer Warranty | One year warranty from first use |
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No, this is a single-pole breaker, designed for one wire. It is not a double-pole breaker, which accommodates two wires.
No, you should not piggyback off a 40 amp single pole breaker. It is unsafe to connect two wires to a single terminal on a breaker unless the breaker is specifically designed to accept two wires (a dual-terminal breaker). Overloading a breaker can lead to overheating and potential fire hazards. It's important to consult a qualified electrician for any electrical work to ensure it's done safely and correctly.
A 40 amp breaker requires a minimum #8 AWG copper wire. It's important to consult the National Electrical Code (NEC) and your local building codes for specific requirements for EV charging installations, as they may have additional requirements beyond the wire size. A qualified electrician can ensure your installation meets all safety and code requirements.
No, it is not.
Hello Patrick - Thank you for reaching out. We recommend contacting a local, certified electrician to provide guidance on the best setup for your circuit breaker. Thanks. - JB
Unfortunately no .....GE breakers only work with GE branded load centers and meter socket load centers. I think your best bet is to try and locate an electrical distributor in your area to find out who may stock that line.
No, if a 15 amp breaker was originally installed to protect #14 AWG conductors you cannot replace that breaker with a 20 amp breaker. To do so is not only a code violation, but a fire hazard as well.
DEPENDS ON MANY CONDITIONS. USE, WIRE SIZE ETC.
Only if you increase your wire size to accommodate 20 amps.
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