chevyx92
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Is a Connecticut brand breaker listed to be installed in a Bryant panel? I thought they were but can't find anything stating it's allowed. Any help is appreciated thanks.
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If it is not included on the NP of the panel or that EATON has a letter from UL stating that they are approved the answer is simply no. But, the the Connecticut brand breaker may have gone to UL with a Bryant loaxd center and the factConnecticut brand breaker in order to get their breaker listed for use in the bryant panel as a "classified" breaker similar to the breakers that C-H has gotten listed as classified breakers with their competitors pannels.
I always advise the installer of a C-H classified breaker is a SqD panel to include a document with the panel such that the AHJ can see it and not a question its usee in he panel.
So, even if it fits it is quite likely is not allowed.
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If it is not included on the NP of the panel or that EATON has a letter from UL stating that they are approved the answer is simply no. But, the the Connecticut brand breaker may have gone to UL with a Bryant loaxd center and the factConnecticut brand breaker in order to get their breaker listed for use in the bryant panel as a "classified" breaker similar to the breakers that C-H has gotten listed as classified breakers with their competitors pannels.
I always advise the installer of a C-H classified breaker is a SqD panel to include a document with the panel such that the AHJ can see it and not a question its usee in he panel.
So, even if it fits it is quite likely is not allowed.
peter d
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- New England
Just use a regular Eaton/Cutler Hammer "BR" breaker as it's the UL listed replacement for Bryant. Take a guess what "BR" stands for? Bryant. 
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