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Schneider Electric Square D QO 100 Amp 2-Pole Circuit Breaker

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Schneider Electric Square D QO 100 Amp 2-Pole Circuit BreakerQO 100A 2 Pole Circuit Breaker Thermal magnetic breaker designed for overload and short circuit protection in 120 240V systems. Features Square Ds Visi Trip indicator for quick identification of tripped circuits and a plug on design for easy installation. Key Features: Reliable Protection: Thermal magnetic standard trip safeguards against overloads and short circuits Quick Troubleshooting: Visi Trip indicator clearly shows the tripped breaker Easy

QO 100A 2-Pole Circuit Breaker

Thermal-magnetic breaker designed for overload and short-circuit protection in 120/240V systems. Features Square D’s Visi-Trip indicator for quick identification of tripped circuits and a plug-on design for easy installation.


Key Features:

  • Reliable Protection: Thermal-magnetic standard trip safeguards against overloads and short-circuits
  • Quick Troubleshooting: Visi-Trip indicator clearly shows the tripped breaker
  • Easy Install: Plug-on design fits QO load centers, CSEDs, and NQOD panelboards
  • High Interrupting Rating: 10,000 AIR at 120/240 VAC
  • UL Listed Quality: Backed by a limited warranty for confidence

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Series Name QO
Type Standard trip thermal-magnetic
Power Capacity 100 Amp
Number of Poles 2
Circuit Breaker Voltage 120/240 VAC
Interrupting Rating 10,000 AIR
Phase Single phase (120/240)
Plug-On Neutral No
Surge Protection No
Ground Fault Protection No self test
Safety Listing UL Listed
Warranty Limited warranty (conflict noted: 1-year vs limited lifetime on web page bullets)
Width 1.50 in
Height 3.50 in
Depth 2.91 in
UNSPSC 39121600

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What panels is this breaker compatible with?
A: It is designed for Square D QO load centers, CSEDs, and NQOD panelboards.


Q: What is the interrupting rating?
A: 10,000 AIR at 120/240 VAC.


Q: Does it have ground fault or plug-on neutral features?
A: No ground fault self-test and not a plug-on neutral model.


Q: How do I identify if it has tripped?
A: The Visi-Trip indicator shows a red marker and the handle moves to mid-position to identify a tripped circuit.


Q: What are the dimensions?
A: Approx. 3.50 in height x 2.91 in depth x 1.50 in width.


Crisp, Compact Power with a Confidence Snap

This sleek Square D breaker brings a refined, purposeful presence to any panel, marrying clean geometry with robust performance. I love the subtle red Visi-Trip window—it’s a clever little cue that keeps your space calm and controlled. Pair it with a neatly labeled QO load center for a polished, professional look. It’s a quiet essential that elevates the backbone of a luxurious, well-run home.


Choose dependable protection—add the Square D QO 100A 2‑Pole breaker to your panel today.

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