Best residential load center

[LarryFine]

I've tried Googling them and can't find them now, but I know I used 3-phase Homeline breakers/panels when I worked in Colombia in 2005. One of them I took new out of the factory sealed box and gave myself a 3-phase shock through the three fingers that were touching the screws as I installed it. I've never seen before or since a breaker in a factory box in the "on" state.

"[FONT=ArialRoundedMTforSE_Latin]Square D Homeline load centers are ONLY available in single phase constructions, so 3-pole OR 3-phase branch breakers are NOT available."

From: [/FONT]https://www.schneider-electric.us/en/faqs/FA175909/


I have made it a point to always turn breakers off before installing them.

 

[MAC702]

Yes, I'm aware that a US website says they are not available.

Yes, I'm aware that a breaker should be off when you install it. That's why it's an anecdote.

 

[nickelec]

Eaton br makes Pon now also

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[electrofelon]

Yes, I'm aware that a US website says they are not available.

Yes, I'm aware that a breaker should be off when you install it. That's why it's an anecdote.

So they sell homerline in three phase in other countries?

 

[LarryFine]

Yes, I'm aware that a US website says they are not available.

Yes, I'm aware that a breaker should be off when you install it. That's why it's an anecdote.

My apologies.

 

[kwired]

I've tried Googling them and can't find them now, but I know I used 3-phase Homeline breakers/panels when I worked in Colombia in 2005. One of them I took new out of the factory sealed box and gave myself a 3-phase shock through the three fingers that were touching the screws as I installed it. I've never seen before or since a breaker in a factory box in the "on" state.

So they sell homerline in three phase in other countries?

I can see that being a possibility.

 

[growler]

I know I used 3-phase Homeline breakers/panels when I worked in Colombia in 2005.

Yes, I'm aware that a US website says they are not available.

Well Schneider Electric may not make them but there are factories in other parts of the world where they are not concerned with trade marks and patents and that sort of thing.

 

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