Price: $199.97
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Protect a breaker panel in a load center with this Square D by Schneider Electric QOM2 frame size 175 Amp Double-Pole Main Breaker. Used for overload and short-circuit protection of your electrical system, this breaker is compatible with QO and Homeline load centers, CSED devices and NQOD panel boards rated for 200 – 225 amps. It accepts aluminum or copper #4 – 300 AWG feeder wire. To ensure safety, it is both UL listed and ANSI certified. The ANSI-certified and UL-listed unit is rated for 120/240 VAC and 22,000 AIR. QO circuit breakers have features no other manufacturer can offer. They come in many different sizes and can meet the needs of virtually every function in your home or business. These types of quality, industry exclusive products keep the Square D brand ahead of the competition and are builders’ and electrical contractors’ first choice in electrical protection.
QOM 175 Amp 22k AIR QOM2 Frame Size main circuit breaker for QO and Homeline Load Centers
QOM2 frame size main circuit breaker that is field-installable
Protect a breaker panel in a QO or Homeline 200 – 225 Amp main lug load center or CSED with this QOM2 frame size main breaker
120/240 VAC
Rated for 22,000 AIR
Looking for a high-quality main circuit breaker for your QO or Homeline load center? Look no further than the Square D QOM2175VH 175-Amp QOM2 Frame Size Main Circuit Breaker.
This circuit breaker is designed to provide reliable protection for your electrical system, with a 175-amp capacity to handle the demands of your home or business. It is compatible with both QO and Homeline load centers, making it a versatile option for a variety of applications.
With Square D’s reputation for quality and durability, you can trust that this circuit breaker will provide the protection and performance you need. Don’t compromise on safety – choose the Square D QOM2175VH for your main circuit breaker needs.
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