EATON - Eaton 15 amps Combination AFCI Single Pole Circuit Breaker [BRP115AF] SOCKETS AND ACCESSORIES Recyclable in regions with polystyrene EJD7013866

Name: EATON - Eaton 15 amps Combination AFCI Single Pole Circuit Breaker [BRP115AF] SOCKETS AND ACCESSORIES Recyclable in regions with polystyrene EJD7013866
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SKU: 62041216599
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EATON - Eaton 15 amps Combination AFCI Single Pole Circuit Breaker [BRP115AF] SOCKETS AND ACCESSORIES Recyclable in regions with polystyrene EJD7013866

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EATON Eaton 15 amps Combination AFCI Single Pole Circuit Breaker [BRP115AF] SOCKETS AND ACCESSORIES Recyclable in regions with polystyrene EJD7013866 Recyclable in regions with polystyrene recycling programs making it a practical choice for any project Upgrade your home's electrical safety with this advanced 15 amp circuit breaker designed to protect against arc faults

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