Eaton BR816L125SDP BR Load Center, 125 A, 8 -Space, 16 -Circuit, Main Lug, NEMA 1 Enclosure, Light Gray

Introduction

• 125 Amp Maximum, Main Lug only
• Larger knockout provides easier installation and time savings
• Accepts Type BR Duplex and Quadplex Breakers
• Top or bottom feed, straight-in wiring saves labor and material, one panel for either top or bottom applications
• Type BR sub panel
• 2/0 lug easily removable and can be installed in any location on the neutral bar
• Type BR AFCI breakers, compact design for easier wiring and improved wireway access, optional LED indicates one of six trip codes for circuit diagnostics, provides a clean gutter space
• Excellent conductivity and corrosion resistance, copper bus options available
• Drywall marking on enclosure – indicates proper mounting depth for flush applications
• Tangential center knockout, easier installation for conduit applications
• Commercial-grade main breaker, 25 kAIC series rated main breaker for great protection
• Neutral bus (strap) is easily removable for sub-panel applications
• Bonding Z-strap provides easy field conversion for service entrance applications

Height

4.20

ECCN

EAR99

Width

13.70

Country Origin Code

US

Length

18.90

Hazardous Material

No

Color

Light Gray

Bus Bar Material

Aluminum

Number of Spaces

8

Number of Circuits

16

Mounting Type

Surface

Breaker/Load Center Type

Main Lug

Application

For use as service equipment

Enclosure Type

NEMA 1

Current Rating

125 A

Cable Size

14 to 1 AWG

Interrupt Rating

10 kA

Nomenclature

BR816L125SDP 125A MAIN LG PANL

Warranty

10 years

Number of Phases

1

Wiring Configuration

3-wire

Voltage

120/240

Wire Size

#14 To #1

Amperage

125

Phase

Single

Width (in)

11

Depth (in)

3.56

Height (in)

13

Certification

UL Listed

Series

BR

Mount Type

Surface

Max Number of Poles

16

Product Overview LOADCNTR MAIN LUG BR INDR 125A

Load Centers are enclosures specifically designed to house the branch circuit breakers and wiring required to distribute power to individual circuits. They contain either a main breaker when used at the service entrance point or a main lug when used as a sub-panel to add circuits to existing service. The main breaker protects the main entire panel and can be used as a service disconnect. The branch breakers protect the wires leading to individual electrical loads such as fixtures and outlets.