Questions and Answers for GE Q-Line 40 Amp 1 in. Double Pole Circuit Breaker

A:  14-8 Copper and 12-8 Aluminum Thanks for the question

A:  What do you mean? It's a 20 amp so the lugs are rated for 20 amps. It's a 250 volt breaker so it's rated for 250 volts. Your name says it all.

A:  Not sure about question? 20 amp rated lugs, 90' C, #10 AWG max....

A:  lug rating ? why would it be any different than the amp rating if the breaker ? unless you mean the fault inrush rating. for that you would have to consult the manufacturer web. a typical homeowner would not be concerned with that. more of an engineering decision.

A:  No Tq's only

A:  Thank you for your question. Yes, the TSMF820CSFL will accept the THQL2150.

A:  The THQP style breaker cannot be installed in a Murray panel.

A:  No, absolutely not. You need a Cutler Hammer breaker

A:  This GE 240 volt is not compatible with a Sylvania electrical panel.

A:  No, only on GE Panels

A:  There are 2 lugs on this breaker, terminate the red and black wires on these 2 lugs.

A:  Being this is a 240 volt circuit breaker, there is no difference where each wire lands on the breaker.

A:  60a is not available in the thin THQP frame. The THQP250 is the largest amp breaker available in the the 1/2” frame THQP family. The 2pole 60a is available as the THQL2160.

A:  Yes. That's the great thing about these 1/2 width breakers. Just be sure its compatible with your panel.

A:  Thank you for your question. Yes, the TM1620C load center will allow you to replace a THQL2150 with a THQP250.

A:  Yes. Fit in that panel.

A:  I don't believe there is a double pole breaker 1 inch that is compatible with Bryant. You may need to get 2 single pole breakers and use a tie bar. The breaker shown in the picture is a GE. It is not compatible with Bryant.