2 Pole Circuit Breaker Replacement for Cutler Hammer Load Centers Type 3
2 Pole Circuit Breaker Replacement for Cutler Hammer Load Centers Type 3
Key Features
- Compatibility: This 100 Amp Circuit Breaker is designed for Cutler Hammer Load Centers, ensuring a perfect fit for your electrical system upgrade
- Standard Specifications: Designed as a Type 3/4 Inch Plug-On Molded Case Breaker, it meets exact sizing for easy compatibility with existing systems
- High Performance: With a 10 KAIC interrupting rating, this breaker ensures your circuit remains protected under severe electrical conditions
- Versatile Compatibility: This circuit breaker is compatible with residential load centers, micro commercial distribution panels, pool equipment distribution panels, and residential transfer distribution switch panels, effectively managing various load types across different environments
- User-Friendly Design: The intuitive plug-on design reduces installation time, making it ideal for both DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike.
Specifications
| Brand | Nayciiy |
| Manufacturer | Nayciiy |
| Model | Breaker-100 |
| Product Type | CIRCUIT_BREAKER |
| Included Components | Thermal-magnetic Circuit Breaker |
| Item Type Keyword | thermal-magnetic-circuit-breakers |
| Item Dimensions | H: 89 / L: 89 / W: 25 |
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[Size: Breaker-50, Size: Breaker-50]
Picked up this 2-Pole 50Amp Circuit Breaker Replacement for Load Centers Type 3/4 Inch Plug-On Molded Case Thermal Magnetic Protection 10 KAIC 120/240V for an auxiliary power sub-panel and heavy electrical distribution setup where reliable overcurrent protection was required.Out of the box, the molded case feels sturdy and snaps into place cleanly with zero side-to-side play. The dual-pole toggle has a positive, mechanical snap when switching, and the thermal-magnetic trip mechanism reacts promptly under simulated fault and load tests.The main thing to watch out for is the terminal screw heads: they are fabricated from a slightly softer alloy than commercial-grade breakers, meaning you need to use the exact correct screwdriver size and avoid cranking down too hard to prevent stripping the slots. Also, the wire entry cage handles standard heavy-gauge stranded wire well, but routing thick feed conductors requires a bit of patience to ensure they seat fully before tightening.Bottom line: A reliable, cost-effective 50A breaker for DIY sub-panels and garage power setups, as long as you respect the softer terminal screws during installation. Skip it if you need heavy industrial-spec continuous-duty hardware. Gave it 4 stars because the mechanical switching and trip action perform right on spec for the price point.
[Size: Breaker-50]
Fit my Cutler-Hammer 200 amp breaker panel perfectly.Same as the "CH" style breakers.No problems with install. It actually snaps in to the panel pretty tight. I needed to seat it in with a firm pressing of my hand but it locked in place without issue. Fits the panel break-away slots perfectly.I am not experiencing any problems using this breaker to feed power to a subpanel in my garage. That subpanel provides power for a 240 volt 5 hp two cylinder air compressor, 10 shop lights, and 8 double gang 120 volt electrical outlets. It handles this without any issue.Way better price than the box stores, and it was dropped off at my front door! Nice!Very happy with this breaker so far and highly recommend it as an affordable option. Only time will tell with how long it will last, but it appears to be well made.
[Size: Breaker-50, Size: Breaker-50]
I installed this 50 amp breaker in my Cutler Hammer breaker panel for my new electric range circuit. It looks just like the original breakers but at a lower price point. The materials look and feel to be well made and it clips into the panel securely. I can't confirm on it's electrical protection but I am hoping that it performs. There is no listed markings on it besides a warning stating "Use Only In Listed Enclosures". You need a flat head screwdriver to tighten the screw to attach the wires, I would prefer a square head screw since it's easier to tighten down.