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CH 20 Amp 1-Pole Dual Function (Arc Fault/Ground Fault) Plug-On Neutral Circuit Breaker Maximum Amperage (amps):15 They feature a universal shank Item Weight:6.758
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CH 20 Amp 1 Pole Dual Function (Arc Fault Ground Fault) Plug On Neutral Circuit Breaker Maximum Amperage (amps):15 They feature a universal shank Item Weight:6.758 They feature a universal shank compatible with most standard reciprocating saws The beveled edge and generous 61 inch span feel custom and refined 4375 Returnable 180 Day Breaker Type Single Pole Maximum Amperage (amps) 20 Electrical Product Type Breaker Product Height (in 4375 Voltage (volts) 120 Mounting Type Plug On Neutral Interruption Type Dual Function (C AFCI and GFCI) Pack Size 1 Number of Poles 1 Product Weight (lb
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