CH42B200V - 42C 200A 1PH MB Loadcenter

No longer available or discontinued by the manufacturer.

$592.53Each

Eaton Corp
CH Pon Loadcntr 200A Main BRKR 42 Space

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Catalog Number: CH42B200V Vendor Code CHD
Manufacturer: Eaton
Manufacturer's Part Number: CH42B200V
Description: 42C 200A 1PH MB Loadcenter
Eaton CH Main Breaker Loadcenters, Standard, Main Breaker, 200 A, K, Copper, Nema 1, Metallic, 25 Kaic, CSR, 42, 42, Three-Wire, Single-Phase, #2 Awg-300 Kcmil
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Categories: Load Centers & Accessories - Single Phase Main Breaker Load Mark as Incorrect
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Classification: Loadcenters & Covers
UNSPSC: 39121101 - Load centers
UPC/GTIN: 782114810880 / 00782114810880
Weight per unit: 41.18 (lbs/each)

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extra long description: ETN CH42B200V Eaton CH main breaker
Description: 42C 200A 1PH MB LOADCENTER
Long Description: CH Style Load Center, 42 Spaces, 42 Circuits, 200 A, #2 AWG to 300 kcmil Wire Size, Metallic Material, Copper Bus Material, 14.31 in Overall Length, 3.88 in Overall Width, 37 in Overall Height, 41.18 lb
Special Features: Value pack includes (5) CH120 and (1) CH230 breakers
Product Type: CH Style Load Center
Short Description: CH Style Load Center, 42, 200 A, NEMA 3R
Features: Eaton’s CH 3/4-inch loadcenters enclose CH circuit breakers for power distribution and circuit protection in residential and light commercial applications. Also called a breaker box, electrical box or even a fuse box, the main function is to take electricity supplied by the utility and distribute it throughout the home to feed lights and receptacles. Covers are typically packaged separately and available as surface or flush mount.

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