Eaton CH main lug loadcenters,Standard,Main lug only,125A,6,Copper,NEMA 1,Metallic,Top/bottom,CH,Flush,2,Four-pole,2,Three-wire,Single-phase,120/240 V,#1-4/0 AWG

Eaton CH Main Lug Loadcenters 125A - Electrical Distributor Loadcenter Solutions The Eaton CH main lug loadcenter is designed for residential and light commercial electrical distribution applications. This loadcenter is engineered to house branch circuit breakers and wiring necessary for power distribution to individual circuits. Featuring a main lug only configuration rated at 125 amperes, it is suitable for use as a sub-panel to add circuits to existing service. Eaton’s CH loadcenters incorporate premium materials and construction, providing reliable and safe power management solutions for electrical distributors, lighting solutions providers, wire and cable suppliers, and switchgear suppliers. Specifications Manufacturer: Eaton Amperage: 125 amperes Number of Circuits: 2 Number of Poles: 4 Number of Phases: 1 (Single-phase) Voltage Rating: 120/240 V Feed Type: Bottom Bus Material: Copper Enclosure Material: Metallic Mounting Type: Flush Dimensions (W x H x D): 4.5 in x 3.13 in x 9.5 in Wire Size Range: #1-4/0 AWG Weight: 6 lbs Manufacturer Part Number: CH2L125FP UPC: 782114294444 Color/Finish: Sandalwood powder-coated metallic enclosure Features Silver-flashed copper bus for superior conductivity, corrosion resistance, and durability Flush mounting design for seamless installation Bottom feed design for straight-in wiring, saving labor and materials Factory-installed ground bar for easy grounding Compatible with Eaton Type CH circuit breakers Industry-standard 3/4-inch breaker spaces to accommodate a variety of breakers Unique sandalwood finish with scratch-resistant powder coating Drywall marking on enclosure for proper mounting depth in flush applications Steel backpan provides solid and stable breaker mounting Downloads & Links Type Ch Circuit Breakers And Loadcenters Eatons Volume 1-Residential And Light Commercial Cutler-Hammer Type Ch And Br Loadcenters - Instructions Loadcenters And Circuit Breakers