
This one is good for 225 amps and takes four spaces.
as long as you have a main breaker and run the correct size conductors, you can feed through and not have and issue.
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I don't see how those breakers can work as a side mount with 3/0 conductors. I don't think you would have the bending radius. I believe those breakers mount at the top of the panel but I may be wrong. I guess I should say that all the GE and many of the Cutler Hammer residential panels I have seen will not allow that style breaker to be mounted on the bus below the main.
I don't think the conductor comes out toward the side of the panel but is parallel to the side of the panel, and that is why the lugs are staggered like they are.
I am also guessing these are priced high enough that in most cases people would buy a main breaker panel and supply it with a feeder tap, but could come in handy for existing installations sometimes, or could be more likely to be seen in a 400 amp panel at times.
Yes you can find anything , but the price can be prohibitive !
QO2200 Circuit Breaker
Miniature Circuit Breaker (QO) Standard, 200A, 2-Pole, 120/240 Vac, 1-Phase, 10kA
$491.00 List Price
Stock Item: This item is normally stocked in our distribution facility.
The Home line price, is just as bad . Never use them anyway. I can't imagine having to buy one .
You can always put some 3M on a hickey and get the wire in .
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I have never bought a Square D item at the list price in the catalog. Most of the time at least half of list price, many times even less. Same goes for list prices in catalogs of most equipment
Having dealt with musical instruments and stereo equipment for most of my life I can firmly say that list prices are horse hockey.