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THQC32035WL - GE - Molded Case Circuit Breaker Condition:Reconditioned Family: Type THQL combination arc
THQC32035WL - GE - Molded Case Circuit Breaker Condition:Reconditioned Family: Type THQL combination arc
THQC32035WL - GE - Molded Case Circuit Breaker Condition:Reconditioned Family: Type THQL combination arc
THQC32035WL - GE - Molded Case Circuit Breaker Condition:Reconditioned Family: Type THQL combination arc

THQC32035WL - GE - Molded Case Circuit Breaker Condition:Reconditioned Family: Type THQL combination arc

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THQC32035WL GE Molded Case Circuit Breaker Condition:Reconditioned Family: Type THQL combination arc Family: Type THQL combination arc fault (AFCI) General Electric Q Line THHQB Series three pole 70 ampere bolt on molded case circuit breaker with maximum voltage rating of 240V trip type thermal magnetic common trip and standard interrupting rating of 22 kiloampere at 208V (LI) Long Time and Instantaneous trip functions and load side lug terminals complete with LI Long Time and Instantaneous trip functions and line &amp Part Number:

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