Square D QO270CP QO Circuit Breaker, Mini, 70 A, 2 -Pole, 120/240 VAC, 48 VDC, Plug Mounting, Black

Introduction

• QO 70 Amp two-pole circuit breaker
• Contains a thermal-magnetic tripping mechanism and has a two-pole common trip
• Features a Visi-Trip indicator to easily identify the tripped circuit in the load center
• Plug-on design, easy to install
• Breaker features a Visi-Trip indicator to easily identify a tripped circuit in the load center
• Limited Lifetime Warranty
• 120/240-Volt AC
• Has a maximum load of 240 volts with a 10,000 AIR and uses a thermal-magnetic tripping mechanism
• Compatible with QO load centers, CSED’s and NQOD panel board
• 10,000 AIR
• Compatible with QO load centers, CSED’s and NQOD panel boards

Height

1.40

AMPS

70 amps

Mounting Type

Plug

Volts

120/240 V

Depth

2.92″

Width

2.80

UL Listed

No

Number of Poles

2

Packaging Type

Sleeve

Indoor or Outdoor

Indoor

Circuit Protection Type

Plug In

CSA Listed

No

Defective Code

A

Each Weight

0.800 LB

Hazardous Material

No

Returnable

Yes

Sub Brand

QO

Velocity

C

Product Type

Circuit Breaker

Length

3.10

ECCN

EAR99

Country Origin Code

MX

Dimensions

1.5 in W x 2.91 in D x 3.12 in H

Type

Mini

Color

Black

Operating Temperature

104 deg F

Wire Size

8 to 2 AWG

Number of Phases

1

Number of Spaces

2

Interrupt Rating

5 10 kA

Operating Frequency

50/60 Hz

Nomenclature

QO270CP 70A DP CIRCUIT BREAKER

Actuator Type

Magnetic Thermal

Current Rating

70 A

Voltage

120/240

Frame Size

2-Space

Amperage

70

Width (in)

0.75

Certification

ANSI/UL Listed

Mount Type

Plug-On

Interruption Type

Standard Trip

Product Overview BREAKER CIRC SQ D 70A 120/240V

The industry leader in circuit protection is easily recognized by the industry’s only trip indicator. The red Visi-Trip Indicator makes it easy to spot a tripped circuit breaker. Compact 3/4 in wide format for one-pole circuit breakers helps minimize panel space and footprint. The Square D exclusive Qwik-Open protection is standard on all 15 A and 20 A circuit breakers trip reaction within 1/60th of a second. No other circuit breaker trips faster.