Questions and Answers for GE Q-Line 100 Amp 2 in. Double-Pole Circuit Breaker

A:  Thanks for the question. Yes this breaker accepts #6-1/0 CU and #4 - 1/0 AL.

A:  You mean in the main breaker position? Probably not. A Siemens 200a breaker is a lot bigger physically.  But the 125 should plug into the branch circuit bussbars ok. 

A:  I just noticed this is a GE breaker. It’s probably not UL listed for use in a Siemens panel. Nit recommended. 

A:  Yes

A:  yes . but it is not recommended

A:  No don?t even try

A:  It might.

A:  Greta Question! A GE breaker is only UL approved for use in a GE panel.

A:  The torque value will be written on the breaker itself.

A:  Absolutely it will. Thanks for the question.

A:  Maybe. Some 200a panels have a 100a maximum for branch-circuit breakers. Generally you need to look at the manufacturers specs on the piece of paper glued to the panel cover door and see what model of breakers can be installed in that panel. If the 125a is listed there you’re good to go. 

A:  You can use 6awg wire in a 60amp breaker they say, but I was recommended to use a 4awg wire as I was setting it up for the new hot tub I bought. We were running it underground from the garage to the tub in a PVC conduit. It's been working awesome for a year and a half now.

A:  according to nec electrical code 60amp can be run on #6 copper wire or #4 aluminum cable

A:  Nope

A:  No, this is only for GE panel You would need an Eaton CH breaker

A:  This breaker is not UL approved for use in other manufacturer's brands except GE. Thanks for the question.

A:  GE circuit breakers are only designed to be used in GE circuit breaker panels 

A:  GE breakers are not listed for use in Cutler Hammer load centers or panels.

A:  Only the new style, but it is not allowed by code. Breakers should only be installed in manufacturer specific panels.