Eaton CH2L70RP CH Load Center, 70 A, 2 -Space, 4 -Circuit, Main Lug, NEMA 3R Enclosure Gray

• Panels are supplied with split insulated neutrals with an insulated cross strap
• For service entrance applications, the neutral must be bonded by using the bonding strap supplied with the panel
• For service entrance applications, all that is required to bond the neutral is to loosen the bonding screw and the neutral screw directly beside it, insert the bonding strap into the neutral bar and retighten both connections

Voltage

120/240

Mounting Type

Surface

Number of Outlets

0

Warranty

Limited lifetime

Amperage

70 Amp

Phase

1

Manufacturer Warranty

Limited Lifetime

Certifications and Listings

1-UL Listed, ANSI Certified

Indoor/Outdoor

Outdoor

Load Center Type

Main Lug

Load center width (in.)

5.25

Maximum Amperage

70

Maximum Voltage

120/240 Volt

Number of Circuits

4

Number of Phases

1

Number of Spaces

2

Returnable

Yes

UL Listed

Yes

Height

2.22

Defective Code

A

Breakers Included

No

Maximum Number of Circuits

2 circuits

Width

1.20

Circuit Protection Type

Main Lug

Sub Brand

Cutler-Hammer

Indoor or Outdoor

Outdoor

Volts

120/240 V

Packaging Type

Boxed

Depth

3-1/8″

Product Type

Main Lug Load Center

AMPS

70 amps

Each Weight

3.800 LB

Velocity

X

Hazardous Material

No

Length

1.03

ECCN

EAR99

Country Origin Code

US

Bus Bar Material

Copper

Breaker/Load Center Type

Main Lug

Application

For combination service entrance devices

Enclosure Type

NEMA 3R

Current Rating

70 A

Cable Size

14 to 2 AWG

Interrupt Rating

10 kA

Nomenclature

CH2L70RP MAIN LOADCNTR 70A

Wiring Configuration

3-wire

Wire Size

#14 To 2

Width (in)

4.5

Depth (in)

3.13

Height (in)

9.5

Certification

UL Listed

Series

CH

Mount Type

Surface

Max Number of Poles

2

Product Overview LOADCENTER MAIN LUG G60OUT 70A

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.