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Is a Square D breaker allowed in General Electric panel??
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The code "may" permit it, but Square D doesn't. I have called them regarding this. Only their breakers are allowed in their panels.
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Since it's a GE panel, it may be better to check if GE allows it (read the panel label).
Robert Newland Tyrone, GA 30290 NACHI05101290 http://www.CertifiedHI.com http://www.HomeInspectorTyroneGa.com Home Inspection Reports Powered by: HomeGauge eServices |
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