Questions and Answers for Square D QO/Homeline Load Center Cover Replacement Screws (6-Pack)(S106)

A:  Jason, Yes, but those are for the trim in the NEMA 3R load centers, the cover should be properly closed to avoit the rust. Warm regards. Schneider Electric Customer Care

A:  Hello ScottP, It is 10-32, triple lead type C thread forming. Regards, Schneider Electric Customer Care

A:  Hi, Unfortunately, No. Each manufacturer has it's own UL listings for their specific products based on their specific product line and their specific combination of products. Regards, Schneider Electric Customer Care

A:  Hello DJSal, Unfortunately no, each manufacturer has it's own UL listings for their specific products based on their specific product line and their specific combination of products. Regards, Schneider Electric Customer Care

A:  Unfortunately no, each manufacturer has it's own UL listings for their specific products based on their specific product line and their specific combination of products. Regards, Schneider Electric Customer Care

A:  #2 square, Phillips and flat blade screwdrivers will all work.

A:  Hello, Both, HOMELINE and QO cover screws accept a #2 Robertson Head screwdriver. This is a combination drive head, also accepting a flat-blade screwdriver. Regards, Schneider Electric Customer Care.

A:  Hello, No. The longest standard load center cover screw available is 3/4 inches long and Square D does not offer a longer cover screw. The request for longer cover screws are typically when a load center box is recessed too far into the stud wall and the cover screws do not reach the box. This would require the box to be brought forward to the correct depth, so the cover screws will reach and allow the twistouts in the deadfront trim to fit around the breaker faces correctly. Another requests for longer cover screws are typically needed where a second layer of drywall has been added to an existing wall. In this case, we suggest cutting the top layer of drywall around the load center box, to allow the cover to be installed at the original wall depth. This will allow our standard trim screws to properly secure the cover to the load center box so that the floating dead front trim of the cover will come in contact with the escutcheon areas of the installed circuit breakers. As for the rough edges of the second layer of drywall, trim them out with a frame of corner molding. Regards.

A:  Hello Dave, This screws are only UL listed and tested to be used on square D products, Regards, Schneider Electric Customer Care.