ivsenroute
Senior Member
- Location
- Florida
I just got a price on the Cutler Hammer CH renovation panel package that has insulated terminal bars mounted toward the top for when you replace a panel and some of the old circuits are too short for the new panel.
The price is not great but it is not horrible either. I get better pricing on SqD QO but I don't like using QO for residential due to the price.
A Cutler Hammer 200/40 renovation panal with the 2 terminal strips comes with 5-sp 20's, 5-sp 15's, one 50 and one 30 dbl. Includes the main 200a breaker of course.
I like the CH because of the nice long, raised terminal bars on either side which makes them easier to wire than a SQ D, Homelie or QO.
Thoughts?
Oh yeah, the price was $298.
I pay $180. for a Sq D QO 200/40 (all single phase residential stuff btw)
The price is not great but it is not horrible either. I get better pricing on SqD QO but I don't like using QO for residential due to the price.
A Cutler Hammer 200/40 renovation panal with the 2 terminal strips comes with 5-sp 20's, 5-sp 15's, one 50 and one 30 dbl. Includes the main 200a breaker of course.
I like the CH because of the nice long, raised terminal bars on either side which makes them easier to wire than a SQ D, Homelie or QO.
Thoughts?
Oh yeah, the price was $298.
I pay $180. for a Sq D QO 200/40 (all single phase residential stuff btw)