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Home built in 1990, no modifications, etc.
Breakers are all type HOM Square D. Load center is an I-T-E Siemens brand. Are these breakers allowed in a Siemens box? (Searched the BB but am in need of a quick response, sorry but thanks!) 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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Did you read the label in the box? When a manufacturer restricts use to his breakers, that is where he publishes it?
James H. Bushart Professional Building Analyst, BPI Missouri, Kansas and Arkansas 314-803-2167 |
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So, probably a dumb question, aside from the warranty issue, are HOM Square D breakers allowed? (Yeah, this seems like a dumb question as I write it but maybe allowable alternates can now be used...) 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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You can argue with intelligent people but to argue with a mush head is like trying to grab fog-Thomas Sowell |
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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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Please Note:
grusk is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Robert this was posted before, Square D 1-pole HOM 115 thru 150 and 2-pole HOM 215 thru 250 are compatible with ITE Siemens.
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I've been out for a bit.
I simply state that the panel has breakers installed that are not on the list marked on the label and include a photo of the label. Refer it out to a qualified electrician and let him sort it out. If you want to do some more digging call ITE and ask them. At this time Square D breakers are only listed for use in their panels. You can argue with intelligent people but to argue with a mush head is like trying to grab fog-Thomas Sowell |
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Thanks Mike and Gary (Gary, Thx for the email too)
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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