Installation Manual

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Residential loadcenter and circuit breakers

Installation tips

CH & BR plug-on neutral loadcenters and circuit breakers

Green bonding screw

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The green bonding screw

comes unthreaded.

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When required to bond the

ground and neutral, thread the

green bonding screw into case

with 40 in-lbs of torque.

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For applications when the

ground and neutral should

not be bonded, it is recom-

mended that the green screw

is removed entirely and

discarded.

Main breaker loadcenters

and terminal insulators

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Install terminal insulators to

the service entry cable and

line-side lugs of the main

breaker device.

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All 225A and smaller main

breaker loadcenters ship from

the factory with a terminal

insulator kit.

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The terminal insulator kit will

need to be purchased sepa-

rately for main breaker load-

centers greater than 225A.

Ordering a convertible

loadcenter

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To order a convertible loadcen-

ter, select a loadcenter catalog

number with “N” or “E” as

the main device designation.

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“N” indicates convertible load-

center with no main device

installed at factory.

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“E” indicates convertible

loadcenter with main lugs

installed.

Drywall offsets tabs

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For flush mount applications,

utilize the drywall offsets at

the top and bottom on both

sides of the loadcenter.

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Push the tabs out 90 degrees

so that they are perpendicular

to the side of the loadcenter.

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When installing the loadcenter

between studs, the tabs help

provide the proper drywall

offset.

Keyhole hanging feature

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Take advantage of the

keyhole hanging feature for

an easy and hassle free cover

installation.

• Place the top two cover

screws in the loadcenter

case holes. Then, align the

top two cover keyholes with

the top two cover screws to

easily hang the cover.

• The cover keyhole hanging

feature also works for

bottom feed applications.

Torque rating

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The torque rating information

can be found on the loadcen-

ter PUB. Refer to the chart

on the PUB for the specific

torque value required. After

referencing the chart, use a

torque wrench to torque to

the specified value.

Summary of content (4 pages)

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Eaton Residential loadcenter and circuit breakers Installation tips CH & BR plug-on neutral loadcenters and circuit breakers Drywall offsets tabs • For flush mount applications, utilize the drywall offsets at the top and bottom on both sides of the loadcenter. • Push the tabs out 90 degrees so that they are perpendicular to the side of the loadcenter. • When installing the loadcenter between studs, the tabs help provide the proper drywall offset.
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BR plug-on neutral (PON) circuit breaker installation tips Please follow these specific steps when installing Eaton’s BR PON circuit breakers. • Align the breaker “FIN” with loadcenter “SLOT”. • • Rock the breaker back~45° and insert “FOOT” into backpan. • • Please refer to figure 1. Please refer to figure 2. While pulling the breaker towards the backpan slot, rotate down to lock into place. • Please refer to figure 3.
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CH plug-on neutral (PON) circuit breaker installation tips Please follow these specific steps when installing Eaton’s CH PON circuit breakers, across from one another. • Firmly press the load-side of each breaker all the way down onto the neutral bar. • Once the load-side of each breaker is securely attached to the neutral bar, push down on the line-side of each breaker attaching it to the bus-stab. This makes for a complete connection to the bus.
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