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Discuss Ordered new breaker and want to make sure it matches the current breaker in the breaker box that needs replacing. in the USA Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
No aftermarket breaker is UL listed, only OEM is listed, the Eaton product is UL classified to be used in some competitive panels. The replacement breakers for Zinsco, FPE, & ITE Pushmatic, that are carried at Home Depot, & Lowes, are UL classified replacements.T&B no longer make breakers but the UL listed replacement breaker for T&B is Eaton
Ok Norcal as long as it works. You take FPE out of business, never heard of and ITE not sure about. I done the research and it said Eaton was compatible. Good luckNo aftermarket breaker is UL listed, only OEM is listed, the Eaton product is UL classified to be used in some competitive panels. The replacement breakers for Zinsco, FPE, & ITE Pushmatic, that are carried at Home Depot, & Lowes, are UL classified replacements.
Ok Norcal as long as it works. You take FPE out of business, never heard of and ITE not sure about. I done the research and it said Eaton was compatible. Good luck
NorCal let me guess the person at Home Depot told you that information and he is not an electricianOk Norcal as long as it works. You take FPE out of business, never heard of and ITE not sure about. I done the research and it said Eaton was compatible. Good luck
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I’ve never in 33 years iv never heard of Zinsco
HD is not the place to get information, other then where a certain item is, even that is hit & miss.Ok Norcal as long as it works. You take FPE out of business, never heard of and ITE not sure about. I done the research and it said Eaton was compatible. Good luck
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I’ve never in 33 years iv never heard of Zinsco
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Zinsco/Sylvania was used regionally, they were from LA originally, so were used in tract homes & apartment bldgs where cheap was valued, also Zinsco bolt-on breakers were popular in nursing homes but the bolt-on breakers were not the issue the plug in breakers are.
It was Zinsco, then GTE Sylvania, then became Challenger after GTE sold them, I call Eaton BR, "Zinsco II" since the BR line has Zinsco heritage, and they are garbage.
NorCal let me guess the person at Home Depot told you that information and he is not an electrician
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