AR20033 - Appleton - Receptacle

150 Amp - 3 Pole - 3 Wire - 600 V

Appleton SKU: AR20033
AR20033 - Appleton - 200 Amp 600V 3 Pole 3 Wire Powertite Series Pin & Sleeve Receptacle

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AR20033 - Appleton - Receptacle

150 Amp - 3 Pole - 3 Wire - 600 V

Appleton SKU: AR20033
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Overview

Product Specifications - AR20033 - Appleton Receptacle

  • Part Number:

    AR20033

  • Manufacturer:

    Appleton

  • Pole:

    3

  • Category:

    Pin and Sleeve

  • Type:

    ARC

Dimensions

  • Weight:

    10 lb

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Product Description - AR20033 - Appleton Receptacle

AR20033 - Appleton Receptacle

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dan
Outstanding

Why buy breakers from a box store when they are always cheaper here? The customer service is very responsive and helpful and the shipping is free if you buy a couple. I will be sending my friends here for sure.

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eLAy
Quality Part

I had a couple of circuits in my 4-5 year old home that were popping under minor loads (couldn't run more than 1 normal PC in a room). I dug about in the circuit panel and discovered that both of the circuits were controlled by these fault-controlled breakers that are now often used where an outlet is near a water source. I replaced the two switches (turn off power to the panel, 4 screws to open it. pull the old breaker, 3-4 screws to wire-up the new breaker, clip in the new breaker, close up panel, turn on power... check YouTube for a how-to) and poof! Everything works as it should again.

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dankashane
Best price I could find on these pricey breakers which ...

Best price I could find on these pricey breakers

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