CH18L3125C - 3PH/CH Loadcntr 125A Mlo 18 Cir. Cu Bus Nema 1

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Catalog Number: CH18L3125C Vendor Code CHD
Manufacturer: Eaton
Manufacturer's Part Number: CH18L3125C
Description: 3PH/CH Loadcntr 125A Mlo 18 Cir. Cu Bus Nema 1
Eaton CH Main Lug Loadcenter, Main Lug Only, 125 A, C, Copper, Nema 1, Metallic, Top/Bottom, CH, 18 Circuits, 18 Spaces, Four-Wire, Three-Phase, #1-4/0 Awg
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Categories: Load Centers & Accessories - Three Phase Main Lug Load Cent Mark as Incorrect
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Classification: Loadcenters & Covers
UNSPSC: 39121101 - Load centers
UPC/GTIN: 782113097534 / 00782113097534
Weight per unit: 25 (lbs/each)

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Long Description: Eaton CH main lug loadcenter,Main lug only,125 A,C,Copper,NEMA 1,Metallic,Top/bottom,CH,18 Circuits,18 Spaces,Four-wire,Three-phase,#1-4/0 AWG
Description: 3PH/CH LOADCNTR 125A MLO 18 CIR. CU BUS NEMA 1
Features: Eatons CH 3/4-inch loadcenters enclose CH circuit breakers for power distribution and circuit protection in residential and light commercial applications. Also called a breaker box, electrical box or even a fuse box, the main function is to take electricity supplied by the utility and distribute it throughout the home to feed lights and receptacles. Covers are typically packaged separately and available as surface or flush mount.
Product Type: 3PH/CH LC 125A Mlo 18 CKT Cu Bus Nema 1
extra long description: ETN CH18L3125C 3Ph/CH LC 125A MLO 1

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