Abb pm2410c Load Center 100A Main Breaker 24 Circuit

Product Description

The ABB pm2410c is a 100-amp main breaker load center rated for 24 circuits, designed for residential and light commercial electrical distribution applications. It serves as the central point for distributing power from the utility service to branch circuits throughout a structure. The integrated 100-amp main breaker provides overcurrent protection and a single point of disconnect for the entire panel. Licensed electricians install this unit as part of new construction or service-upgrade projects.

The pm2410c is suited for single-family residential installations, small commercial occupancies, and light industrial applications where a 24-circuit capacity meets the branch circuit demand. It accommodates up to 24 circuit breaker positions, making it appropriate for typical residential service panels handling lighting, receptacle, HVAC, and appliance circuits within a single distribution enclosure.

Key Features

• 100-amp main breaker provides integrated service disconnect and overcurrent protection
• 24 circuit positions support full residential or light commercial branch circuit loads
• Main breaker configuration eliminates the need for a separate disconnect upstream in many installations
• Designed for use with compatible ABB branch circuit breakers
• Single-enclosure design simplifies rough-in and final trim for panel installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style load center for residential and light commercial electrical distribution systems requiring a 100-amp, 24-circuit main breaker panel configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NFPA 70 (National Electrical Code) and all applicable local electrical codes. De-energize the utility service at the meter before beginning any wiring work inside the enclosure. Verify conductor sizing, grounding, and bonding requirements per NEC Article 230 and 408 before energizing. Do not exceed the panel ampacity rating or install more circuits than the rated position count.