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BQL270 - Commander 70 Amp Circuit Breaker Breaker_ 3 Pole General Electric THQL series single

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BQL270 Commander 70 Amp Circuit Breaker Breaker_ 3 Pole General Electric THQL series single General Electric THQL series single pole 15 ampere plug in Dual Function AFCI & GFCI Circuit Breaker with maximum voltage rating of 120V non interchangeable trip and standard interrupting rating of 10 kiloampere at 120V complete with (LI) long time Model Number: BAB2100 BQL270 Commander 70 Amp Double Pole Bolt On Circuit Breaker Eaton Cutler Hammer supports many generations of load centres by offering aftermarket BQL replacement breakers for vintage Commander (QL QM) and bolt on loadcentres

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