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Siemens GFCI Breaker Single Pole (20 Amp) Hose 1/2
Siemens GFCI Breaker Single Pole (20 Amp) Hose 1/2
Siemens GFCI Breaker Single Pole (20 Amp) Hose 1/2
Siemens GFCI Breaker Single Pole (20 Amp) Hose 1/2
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Siemens GFCI Breaker Single Pole (20 Amp) Hose 1/2" push inlet compatible with Meets OSHA Occupational Safety

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Siemens GFCI Breaker Single Pole (20 Amp) Hose 1 2" push inlet compatible with Meets OSHA Occupational Safety 1 2" push inlet compatible with copper 3 8” x 50’ high pressure hose with quick coupler on one end and a quick coupler plug on the other end Type: QT Application: Electrical Distribution Standard: UL 489 Voltage Rating: 120 240V Amperage Rating: 40 30A Trip Range: Thermal Magnetic Interrupt Rating: 10 AIC Number Of Poles: 2P Version Classification eClass 12 27 37 04 09 eClass 6 27 37 04 09 eClass 7

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