Siemens QP series breakers
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petersonra
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Re: Siemens QP series breakers
I am curious what "resaecrh" led you to beleive this if you have been unable to find it in black and white.
Wild guesses, rumor, and supposition from others who do not know either does not constitute research.
I am curious what "resaecrh" led you to beleive this if you have been unable to find it in black and white.
Wild guesses, rumor, and supposition from others who do not know either does not constitute research.
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Re: Siemens QP series breakers
110.14(A) states that "Terminals for more than one conductor and terminals used to connect aluminum shall be so identified."
Be reverse logic, it can be safely assumed that terminals not identified as such are only suitable for one copper conductor.
Beyond that, try Google.
110.14(A) states that "Terminals for more than one conductor and terminals used to connect aluminum shall be so identified."
Be reverse logic, it can be safely assumed that terminals not identified as such are only suitable for one copper conductor.
Beyond that, try Google.
al hildenbrand
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Re: Siemens QP series breakers
Shawn,
The Siemens home page has a link towards the upper right corner for the SpeedFAX catalog.
Towards the bottom of that page, in the circuit breaker section you'll find the link to the Lug Data Page
Shawn,
The Siemens home page has a link towards the upper right corner for the SpeedFAX catalog.
Towards the bottom of that page, in the circuit breaker section you'll find the link to the Lug Data Page
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