Sea Dog 420875-1 | Hi Amp Surface Mount Resettable Circuit Breaker 70 amps A=2 7/8" B=1 7/8" C=1 3/4" D=2 3/16" E=1 FHHAND3 Finish / Housing: Anodized aluminum

Name: Sea Dog 420875-1 | Hi Amp Surface Mount Resettable Circuit Breaker 70 amps A=2 7/8" B=1 7/8" C=1 3/4" D=2 3/16" E=1 FHHAND3 Finish / Housing: Anodized aluminum
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 74453018440
Price: 43.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1971 (22 reviews)

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Sea Dog 420875 1 Hi Amp Surface Mount Resettable Circuit Breaker 70 amps A=2 7 8" B=1 7 8" C=1 3 4" D=2 3 16" E=1 FHHAND3 Finish Housing: Anodized aluminum Finish Housing: Anodized aluminum The JCU 3 can be mounted either horizontally or vertically using either of the 2 supplied key faces UPC: 0035514433747 Single pole thermal type breaker

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