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Old 04-14-2009, 05:20 PM   #1
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Cat# 4030
120/208V 125A 3PH 4W
Circuit breaker class type list: class NI, CH, & CH2100 safety breakers
Approximate year of panel installation: 1964
Type of breaker needed: CH115GFCI
Type of breaker purchased: CH115GFCI

The breaker purchased will not not seat onto the bus properly.
Does anyone know where we can find or maybe have the part number of a GFCI breaker that will work.
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Old 04-14-2009, 07:48 PM   #2
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if this is easier, pull the circuit you want protected into a box next to the panel and install a receptacle, cheaper than a breaker.
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If you can get a regular breaker that fits, you could alway set a small sub panel. Then you can use a GFCI that is designed for the newer panel.
Maybe a small 4 circuit sub?
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Old 04-15-2009, 11:04 AM   #4
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Only time I ever hit a snag with CH breakers, it was in the "wrap around" that holds the breaker at the connection end. Seems like it was a metal lip that protruded into the space. I honestly can't remember, but if altering the panel isn't an option, then I agree with setting a sub-panel to accept the newer breaker.
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