can ge breakers be used in a siemens breaker box
1877564
most GE breakers fit the Siemens bus bar, there are some older breakers that are different where they fit on to the bus bar. Of course Siemens recommends using their breakers.
1877565
If you want to meet the code you can't use GE breakers in any other panel other than a GE panel. If you have to ask this question you would probably have many code violations. You should call a licensed electrician to install the panel. good luck
1877566
NEC only allows breakers that are listed for the box to be used. Inspector will fail job.
1877567
They will work in the panel however if they are not listed on panel paperwork/label by the mfg then they are not up to code and should not be used.
946718
Yes you can use this unit. Make sure you have it on at least a 25 amp breaker.
2161872
No. The Breakers in this unit are ONLY used during Generator Operation. When on Line the Breakers in this Unit are Bypassed. You can use each section of the Tandem breaker (each Tandem Breaker would use 2 breakers in this unit).If you have a Lot of Circuits and want to be able to use most/all of them, you could just put a Lockout on the Main input, with a Light bulb hardwired to the feed from power company, and Buy a Meter Box from Reliance to connect to your Generator Feed to monitor your Load, you could In Theory run your whole house, Probably not Simultaneously.I have some Tandem breakers in my panel too, but Each one uses two in this gen panel. No. The Breakers in this unit are ONLY used during Generator Operation. When on Line the Breakers in this Unit are Bypassed. You can use each section of the Tandem breaker (each Tandem Breaker would use 2 breakers in this unit).If you have a Lot of Circuits and want to be able to use most/all of them, you could just put a Lockout on the Main input, with a Light bulb hardwired to the feed from power company, and Buy a Meter Box from Reliance to connect to your Generator Feed to monitor your Load, you could In Theory run your whole house, Probably not Simultaneously.I... » Read More No. The Breakers in this unit are ONLY used during Generator Operation. When on Line the Breakers in this Unit are Bypassed. You can use each section of the Tandem breaker (each Tandem Breaker would use 2 breakers in this unit).If you have a Lot of Circuits and want to be able to use most/all of them, you could just put a Lockout on the Main input, with a Light bulb hardwired to the feed from power company, and Buy a Meter Box from Reliance to connect to your Generator Feed to monitor your Load, you could In Theory run your whole house, Probably not Simultaneously.I have some Tandem breakers in my panel too, but Each one uses two in this gen panel. « Show Less
1119388
hi Once your Shop electrical panel box (sub panel box) and wire is sizes correct you should have no problem. lathe Breaker 30 amp, 6 mm square wire .. don't think you would be powering up all equipment in shop at the same time...
2023003
NEC states only one wire per terminal, but the unit would work fine with 2, if you do not do it to code. It would have to be a very secure connection to avoid resistance heating. Try to do it to code if possible, extra breakers are only $15. Replacing some 15 and 20 amp single pole breakers with Tandem breakers in other slots would allow space to insert the extra breaker at the top of the lineup and keep it to code.
2224963
I've no idea for GE tester 50542. This one is perfect for family use. It can be used to test grounding, GFCI outlet, fire/neutral wire, etc.
262519
You must order the Geenerac with the switch. In addition we had to change our meter box. I still don't know why.
752010
They are meant for plug in not hard wired. I am not sure if GE makes them to be hardwired into a circuit.
341977
Yes, as long as the device is on the same circuit breaker box it will work just fine.
119763
Good evening. The best place for information on the GE Zoneline product is their website: http://www.geappliances.com/products/introductions/zoneline/models.htm#6100 If you have other questions, please dont' hesitate to call us toll free 855-770-7195. Thank you. Next Day MRO
1438342
Sorry, I can't answer your question for I have not work with the GE model yet.
1380877
Sorry I have no idea....I have 2 but only use them with GE system and they work well....
638845
Yes. Siemens breakers are interchangeable with Crouse - hind panels. They are indeed the same company now.
1386704
Not without enclosing it to protect it from the elements. If your breaker box is outside it would have to be enclosed somehow. You should place the generator connection outside and connect it to the transfer switch using conduit. I don't know of any transfer switch designed to be installed outside.
519886
I believe that would be a question that you should contact General Electric about. My unit is installed in my garage and has worked out perfectly for me.
1146600
No. The "fine print" on the reverse of the bubble pack card says "Not for use with ground fault circuit-interrupter or receptacles with indicator lights or controls."
768237
It fits in Square D Homeline & Siemen panel. Home depot has Square D homeline circuit breakers. Check it out and see if the connector terminals are the same as BR panel breakers; if they are the same, then most likely it will fit.