What breakers will interchange with ITE?

Circuit Breakers That Are Compatible With ITE

• Siemens/ITE Home Breakers. In 2011, ITE refurbished breakers are available, but not widely distributed.
• ABB Breakers. The Asea Brown Boveri company stocks breakers compatible with ITE panels for industrial applications.
• Siemens Power Breakers.

Who makes ITE breaker panels?

Siemens/ITE Circuit Breakers Siemens circuit breakers and ITE circuit breakers are built to handle the day to day operations of residential industrial, and commercial applications, and beyond. Siemens also boasts one of the most extensive lineups of molded case circuit breakers on the market today.

Are ITE and Square D breakers interchangeable?

Eaton’s UL classified breakers are designed and tested to be both mechanically and electrically interchangeable with circuit breakers manufactured by General Electric, Thomas & Betts, ITE/Siemens, Murray, Crouse-Hinds, and Square D. Video Player is loading.

Are there 2 types of Siemens breakers?

Siemens offers three AIC ratings for these breakers: QP @ 10K AIC, QPH @ 22K AIC, and HQP @ 65 K AIC. There are 4 available constructions to choose from: 1 Pole 120V. 2 Pole 120/240V.

Will Eaton breakers fit ITE panel?

Designed to fit virtually any panel Eaton’s UL classified breakers are designed and tested to be both mechanically and electrically interchangeable with circuit breakers manufactured by General Electric, Thomas & Betts, ITE/Siemens, Murray, Crouse-Hinds, and Square D.

How old are ITE panels?

So at the time of this writing a Gould panel is at least 43 years old, and likely much more, while an ITE-Gould panel is about 35 to 45 years old.

Can you use a Square D breaker in a Siemens panel?

No, the Square D breaker should not be installed in the Seimens panel and checking the label should show you that this is not recommended.

Are Siemens breakers interchangeable?

The Siemens QP, QT, QAF, and QPF are the standard “interchangeable” plug-on type breakers used in loadcenters under several brand names including Siemens, Murray, Gould, and Sylvania to name the most common.

Are ITE breakers still made?

Despite the fact they’re now, technically, Siemens breakers, many loyal customers still refer to them by the ITE name.