I can save a trip to the job which is a distance. I am not familiar with plug-in Eaton panels.
I have a new old-style Eaton dual-purpose circuit breaker. It has a power lug and a neutral lug on top of each other instead of the newer breakers have the lugs side by side. This old-style Eaton breaker is about 1 & 3/4 inches longer than a standard Eaton AFCI breaker that has lugs next to each other. Both are the BR type.
By any chance would anyone know if this long Eaton breaker will fit into an Eaton plug-in circuit panel? It seems to be too long. I recall not much room in the panel.
If I don't get an answer, I will have to drive a distance to find out and then backtrack to buy a newer style breaker if it does not fit. These breakers are so expensive now, Thanks if anyone can verify.
I have a new old-style Eaton dual-purpose circuit breaker. It has a power lug and a neutral lug on top of each other instead of the newer breakers have the lugs side by side. This old-style Eaton breaker is about 1 & 3/4 inches longer than a standard Eaton AFCI breaker that has lugs next to each other. Both are the BR type.
By any chance would anyone know if this long Eaton breaker will fit into an Eaton plug-in circuit panel? It seems to be too long. I recall not much room in the panel.
If I don't get an answer, I will have to drive a distance to find out and then backtrack to buy a newer style breaker if it does not fit. These breakers are so expensive now, Thanks if anyone can verify.
