Connecticut Electric UBIF 15 amps Standard Single Pole Circuit Breaker
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Connecticut Electric UBIF 15 amps Standard Single Pole Circuit Breaker
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The Federal Pacific Thin 15 amp 1/2 inch Single Pole Type F Stab-Lok Replacement Circuit Breaker is for use with typical applications up to 1800 watt such as lighting circuits, branch circuits, wall receptacles, electric motors, attic fans and garbage disposals. The type F circuit breaker is compatible with Federal Pacific load centers and has a maximum load of 240 volt.
The Federal Pacific Thin 15 amp 1/2 inch Single Pole Type F Stab-Lok Replacement Circuit Breaker is for use with typical a...
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UPC
094925006001
Manufacturer Part No
VPKUBIF015
Amps
15 amps
Circuit Protection Type
Standard
Number of Poles
Single Pole
Height
6 in.
Product Type
Circuit Breaker
UL Listed
No
CSA Listed
No
Mounting Type
Plug-In
Packaging Type
Pegged
Indoor or Outdoor
Indoor
Depth
1 in.
Width
4 in.
Brand Name
Connecticut Electric
Sub Brand
UBIF
Volts
120 V
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