Questions and Answers for Siemens Quadplex 1-Outer 30 Amp Double-Pole and 1-Inner 30 Amp Double-Pole Circuit Breaker

A:  No our QT breakers are not UL listed for SQD panels. You would need to contact SQD to see what breakers can be used in their unit.

A:  No

A:  You will need to contact Home Depots in your area to see what they have in their stock.

A:  Westinghouse was absorbed by EATON - CUTLER/HAMMER you will have to contact them for UL listed accepted breaker types.

A:  Please take this with a grain of salt as I am not a licensed electrician.  I don't know what  a bog is(in your question) but I am assuming that you are referring to a CH service panel where circuit breakers are located.  This siemens quad is compatible with the Cutler Hammer BR panel.. It will NOT work with the Cutler Hammer CH panel (the tan colored circuit breakers). If you have the CH type panel and don't have the space for a 220 Amp breaker and two 115 amp breakers, you might have to swap out for more split breakers to get the spaces you need..good luck.

A:  You will have to confirm with Cutler Hammer if this breaker is accepted and UL listed in their application.

A:  It would probably not be UL listed or approved in those panels, we advise you contact Eaton to see what breakers are accepted in their panel.

A:  It will fit, but not recommended. There are Eaton models with the same configuration, but you’ll need to visit your local electric supply store for it. 

A:  No this QT Quad Breaker is not UL listed for SQD boxes. Our QD Frame Circuit Breakers are the only UL listed breaker that can go into a SQD box see page 24 for list of load centers these can be put in https://compas-speedfax-documents.s3.amazonaws.com/SF17_Sect07.pdf

A:  We do not test our breakers in our Competitors panels you will have to contact SQD to see if it breaks UL listing.

A:  Please contact a local certified electrician to confirm what materials are needed for your application.

A:  It dual rated AL/CU  Aluminum or copper conductor can go into the breaker, you need to torque it to specifications listed on the breaker.

A:  Cross reference tables list the THQ1xxx GE and Q2xxx Siemens together as fitting but I have no info on approval for use.

A:  Siemens does not list their circuit breakers for use in GE equipment. You would need to contact GE to determine if they have approved this Siemens breaker type for use in their panel.