Is the Bus Bar the Common Power Point on the Pollak 7-Circuit-Breaker Junction Box
Updated 12/19/2011 | Published 12/17/2011
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Is the buss bar a common power point? If not, what are the appropriate terminals that are needed?
asked by: Todd
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Expert Reply:
On the Pollak 7-Circuit-Breaker Junction Box, # PK52249, the bar inside is just a mounting bracket for circuit breakers. You would connect power as needed to each circuit breaker.
The bar was also designed to dissipate excess heat generated from the items attached to the circuit breakers in the box. The box accepts studded circuit breakers like # PK54-120, # PK54-130, and # PK54-140.
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Michael H
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