Siemens 20 Amp 1 in. Single-Pole Combination AFCI Circuit Breaker Oil Rubbed Bronze Knob F-series page notes Residential Grade per panel

Name: Siemens 20 Amp 1 in. Single-Pole Combination AFCI Circuit Breaker Oil Rubbed Bronze Knob F-series page notes Residential Grade per panel
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SKU: 63227193028
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Siemens 20 Amp 1 in. Single-Pole Combination AFCI Circuit Breaker Oil Rubbed Bronze Knob F-series page notes Residential Grade per panel

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Siemens 20 Amp 1 in. Single Pole Combination AFCI Circuit Breaker Oil Rubbed Bronze Knob F series page notes Residential Grade per panel F series page notes Residential Grade AAA Backset Universal latch fits 2 3 8 in A: The faucet delivers up to 1 User Friendly: Plug on design with both lugs at the same angle for easier wiring installation assisting in quick and accurate troubleshooting

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