A: I'm unable to add the installation instructions attachment ~ email productselection.us@siemens.com reference case# 04336557 and they will send you the instructions I put in the case.
by|Dec 4, 2023
Q:Can I use this in Bryant Main Disconnect Panel? Will the warranty cover the use in a Bryant main disconnect panel ?
by|Aug 17, 2023
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A: Bryant panels were absorbed by Eaton/Cutler Hammer you would have to call them to see what breakers are UL listed to put in their panel. The Siemens QSA SPD breakers are only listed for use in Siemens equipment that lists Siemens type QP breakers as acceptable for use.
by|Aug 17, 2023
Q:Is this different than QSA2020SPD? I only see QSA1515SPD and QSA2020SPD listed in siemens product pages but homedepot has this SPDP/RBPU version.
What does RBPU mean for this breaker?
by|Jun 28, 2023
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A: Please see cutsheet linked below.
https://s3.amazonaws.com/dcc-data-extract/new-delta/asset/Compas/daily/Compas/Specification%20Sheet/SIE_CS_CB-SPD.pdf
by|Nov 4, 2023
Q:Can this siemens whole house surge protector with 2 siemens 20 amp circuit breakers be installed in a GE control panel ?
by|Jun 27, 2023
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A: Siemens does not list it's circuit breakers for use in other manufacturer's panels. You would need to contact GE for approved branch devices that can be used in their equipment.
by|Jun 28, 2023
Q:Will this pass for nec 230.67?
by|May 22, 2023
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A: Yes the QSA2020SPD will pass for NEC 230.67.
by|May 22, 2023
Q:Having trouble finding the product manual, none of the posted links seem to work any more. Can anyone confirm if 1) the two breakers can be left empty, and 2) if they are empty, can the breakers be in the off position and still provide surge protection?
by|Jul 7, 2022
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A: You can install without connecting any of your existing 20A circuits, but it is advised that you do, so you know protection was lost. The QSA has LEDs that signal the poles are energized and working.
by|Jul 11, 2022
Q:Will this help protect components in kitchen appliances? I recently had a sensor switch go bad in the dishwasher and a burned out igniter in the oven. The appliances are only 4 years old and my appliance repairmen said maybe from a recent surge.
by|Jun 10, 2022
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A: These breakers should be used for circuit protection of frequently used household or facility circuits because the lights and devices connected to these circuits provide an effective indication that surge protection is being provided.
by|Jun 22, 2022
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Q:Do these breakers expire or need replaced after a certain amount of time, like smoke detectors?
by|May 5, 2022
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A: My understanding is they are good till they take a hit. Then the green light goes off or goes red and it’s replacement time.