QO Breaker pricing.....

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Come on chris, thats HD.CA (canada)

But for price comparisons I understand, well throw in the conversation rate,gezz whats that, tanked now, I can almost be sure...

:grin:

To OP:

I bet you bought it from the local authorized dist. with three letters
they are proud of those letters and not shy on marking up someones product, JMO...
 
electricmanscott said:
What are you paying for a Sq D QO 2p 40 GFCI breaker. I think I got taken.

I don't use QO's, it's NQOB's or another manufacturers bolt on version but, I would think a 2 pole 40 QO should be under or around $85.00.

Roger
 
Well looking at Chris's post, it appears I'm way off base.

Roger
 
So HD sells a qo for 288 dollars, while Lowes sells the entire spa package with a dp 50 GFCI for $110.

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celtic said:
Can you sell "(Refurbished)" as "new" ?

Who said new? I don't know what he needs it for or if the job is even spec.ed. If I had the option of paying $270 or $85 for a breaker I?d op for $85 if possible. He may have not had the option to wait for it to be shipped. I?ve paid $450 instead of over $1000 for obsolete breakers from this same company without a problem out of any of them. I have never seen a double pole GFI breaker cost less than a complete spa pack. So looking at a HD special order breaker against a Lowes Spa Pack may not be a good comparison. He may have been able to put a qo240 in the panel and than set a spa pack to get the GFI protection for all I know, but that?s no what he asked.
 
Dennis Alwon said:
So HD sells a qo for 288 dollars, while Lowes sells the entire spa package with a dp 50 GFCI for $110.
That's usually what I do. Buy the spa disconnect and rob the breaker out of it. Cheaper that way. Same with main breakers. Buy a HOM panel, rob the main out of it, then chuck the rest on the scrap metal pile.
 
Hey fellas... that link for the $288 breaker had a little info field to the right and stated "Do not connect to more than 250 feet of load conductor for the total one-way run to prevent nuisance tripping."

Is this true?

~Matt
 
TOOL_5150 said:
Hey fellas... that link for the $288 breaker had a little info field to the right and stated "Do not connect to more than 250 feet of load conductor for the total one-way run to prevent nuisance tripping."

Is this true?

~Matt
Sure is. They've always said that.
 
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