EMERSON Emerson THQB2120 Molded Case Circuit Breaker 20 A 120/240 VAC

Emerson THQB2120 Molded Case Circuit Breaker 20 A 120/240 VAC

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Brand: EMERSON
SKU: THQB2120
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Product Description

The Emerson THQB2120 is a two-pole molded case circuit breaker designed for use in load centers and lighting panels. This unit has a 20 A amperage rating and operates at a voltage of 120/240 VAC. Its interrupt rating is 10 kA, providing robust protection for electrical systems. The breaker includes an internal common trip bar and features non-interchangeable trip type. Terminal connections utilize a box lug type, ensuring secure attachment. The mounting style is bolt-on, and it supports conductor sizes from fourteen to eight kcmil for copper and twelve to eight kcmil for aluminum conductors.

  • Rated for 120/240 VAC and 20 A, suitable for standard electrical applications.
  • Features box lug terminals for secure conductor connections.
  • Meets UL Listed, HACR Rated, and GSA compliance standards.

Product Highlights

This circuit breaker is essential for ensuring electrical safety and reliability in various settings, including residential and commercial applications.

Product Information

Standard Information

  • Brand: Emerson
  • Item Name: Molded Case Circuit Breaker
Technical Specifications
Type
Standard, Internal Common Trip Bar
Series
THQB
Number of Poles
2
Interrupt Rating
10 kA at 120/240 VAC
Amperage Rating
20 A
Voltage Rating
120/240 VAC
Terminal Connection
Box Lug
Mounting Type
Bolt-On
Phase
1
Conductor Size
14 - 8 kcmil Copper, 12 - 8 kcmil Aluminum
Frame
Q-Line
Trip Type
Non-Interchangeable
Dimensions
3.28 inches L x 2 inches W x 2.38 inches D
Standards
UL Listed, HACR Rated, GSA Compliant
Application
For Load Centers and Lighting Panels

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