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Old 1/24/11, 6:11 PM
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Can anybody tell me what type/mfg this panel is? The home was built in 1980 and the panel had a stamp that said union made and Crouse-Hinds Company Earlysville, VA. Any help would be great!
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Crouse-Hinds would have been my guess based on the main CB.
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Crouse-Hinds would have been my guess based on the main CB.
and the fact that it said so on the panel


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Any known problems with that? Never heard of them!
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There are no inherent issues with these panels.


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Very big in commercial/industrial, great product but have not seen any of their residential construction products.


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Thanks for the help!
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Crouse-Hinds is a very old brand used in primarily industrial locations. I think the brand is still being sold, but is owned by another company (Cooper) today. They are most noted for the cast boxes, fittings, etc. that are extremely rugged. www.crouse-hinds.com


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