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EGH3030FFB Eaton Molded Case Circuit Breaker Type_ QJ2 Full Load Amps Max: 12 Full Load Amps Max: 12 Aic Rating: 10kA@120V 600Y 347 Vac 35 Kaic At 600Y 347 Vac
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EGH3030FFB - Eaton - Molded Case Circuit Breaker Type_ QJ2 Full Load Amps Max: 12

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