title: Square D - QO360CP Circuit Breaker, Black
full: Square D -  Circuit Breaker, Black
  ['The Square D by Schneider Electric QO 60 Amp Three-Pole Circuit Breaker is intended for overload and short-circuit protection of your electrical system. The ANSI-certified and UL-listed unit is rated for 240 VAC and 10,000 AIR. All QO circuit breakers are equipped with the exclusive Visi-Trip indicator. When a QO Visi-Trip circuit breaker trips, the handle snaps to a midpoint position between "OFF" and "ON" and a highly visible, red indicator easily identifies the tripped breaker. This enables you to easily distinguish which breaker has tripped in a load center that may contain up to 42 different circuit breakers. QO circuit breakers have features no other manufacturer can offer. They come in many different sizes and can meet the needs of virtually every function in your home or business. These types of quality, industry exclusive products keep the Square D brand ahead of the competition and are builders\' and electrical contractors\' first choice in electrical protection.']
  ['Learn about general NEC 2020 updates; contact your local building inspector for code adoptions and details', 'Plug-on design, easy to install', 'Designed to protect against overloads and short-circuits', 'Quickly identify tripped breakers with our Visi-Trip indicator', 'Compatible with Square D QO electrical panels, CSED with 3 spaces']
  {"Brand": "Square D by Schneider Electric", "Current Rating": "60 Amps", "Voltage": "240 Volts", "Item Dimensions LxWxH": "2.92 x 2.25 x 3.5 inches", "Circuit Breaker Type": "Standard", "Mounting Type": "Plug-In Mount", "Number Of Poles": "3", "Manufacturer": "Schneider Electric (Home Improvement)", "Item Weight": "12.8 ounces", "Product Dimensions": "2.92 x 2.25 x 3.5 inches", "Is Discontinued By Manufacturer": "No", "Color": "Black", "Item Package Quantity": "1", "Certification": "Ul Listed", "Included Components": "Circuit Breaker", "Warranty Description": "Limited Lifetime Warranty", "Date First Available": "September 9, 2006"}