Water proof circuit breaker switch
Water proof circuit breaker switch
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Could anyone supply a source or part number for the following:
A water proof Circuit breaker switch that is panel mounted, 120V AC (20AMP)
Thanks
A water proof Circuit breaker switch that is panel mounted, 120V AC (20AMP)
Thanks





RE: Water proof circuit breaker switch
RE: Water proof circuit breaker switch
RE: Water proof circuit breaker switch
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RE: Water proof circuit breaker switch
dpc's advise was good.
How do you expect an exact part no. when you have not even described your requirement in its entirety as obvious from follow up questions?
What do you mean by panel mounted? In a panelboard or in a backpanel in a control box/panel? Is the panel waterproof?
And as asked before what is the definiton of waterproof? What is your application?
RE: Water proof circuit breaker switch
If you want help, provide as much information as you can. This is not Western Union, you are not being charged by the word!
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RE: Water proof circuit breaker switch
RE: Water proof circuit breaker switch
The guys are right - 'waterproof' is a grossly misused word ranging in meaning from splash-resistant through to pressure-tight. You'd have got a better response if you'd posted a little more information about just how waterproof a breaker you're trying to find. The IP rating system helps define things in a more orderly manner so products can be matched to applications, and components such as switches and indicators can be matched to enclosures. This is an American product I think so it probably won't have an IP rating. NEMA maybe?
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RE: Water proof circuit breaker switch
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