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Old 09-23-2009, 11:39 AM   #1
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Default Two type of 1" G.E. circuit breakers
The circuit breakers listed below can out of an old G.E. Panel

One circuit breaker. "General Electric * TYPE-TQL" 15 A S/P

One circuit breaker, "General Electric * TYPE -R" 20 A S/P

Yes there old, but I would like to know the different between the
two.

Both breaker were made in, "Planville Conn" USA

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Old 09-23-2009, 11:50 AM   #2
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one's for 14 one's for 12
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Then a "TYPE TQL BREAKER * CAT. NO. TQL 1115" is for what?
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Seems the r rating is for outdoor use.
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The "T" stands for Trumbull because GE bought out Trumbull Electric Manufacturing many decades ago.

The QL I'm not sure of, but I would guess it stands for Quick Lag or something like that.
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The "T" stands for Trumbull because GE bought out Trumbull Electric Manufacturing many decades ago.

The QL I'm not sure of, but I would guess it stands for Quick Lag or something like that.

Quicklag was a Westinghouse trademark.
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Quicklag was a Westinghouse trademark.
Right. My mistake.

So what does the "QL" in "THQL" stand for then?
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dont have a cat. in front of me i wonder if its different aic ratings
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I understand all but i don't know the terms of TQL and this is very informative thread.
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