SIEMENS ECGB10 Ground Bar Kit with 10 Terminal Positions

SIEMENS ECGB10 Ground Bar Kit with 10 Terminal Positions

$ 12.98

Score By Feature

Based on 100 ratings

Easy to install

9.80

Value for money

8.48

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Product Description

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There are ten terminals.

No. 1 can be inserted into each terminal opening. Conductors 14-4 CU/AL

Ground bar from the ECGB series

Questions & Answers

What is the significance of the 120v designation? Is it possible to use this as a subpanel that feeds both 120v and 240v outlets?

I'm not sure where you saw it, but this ground bar can safely be used in electric panels rated up to 600V.

What are the actual bar dimensions?

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Selected User Reviews For SIEMENS ECGB10 Ground Bar Kit with 10 Terminal Positions

Ordering was simple and quick

5/5

Quality in the marketplace. This is an example of a grounding or bonding bar. It has enough wire holes to allow for neat connections with most residential projects. When used as a bond or grounding, it can be directly attached to the panel box. Ample space for keeping your work neat and your wire tucked away in the box out of the waybr>I buy and keep extra hardware on hand in case I need it. It was a simple and quick purchase, with no need for a special order from a supply house, and the price was comparable to what the trade pays. The delivery was also quick.

Raul McKnight

| Nov 18, 2021

Because there aren't enough panels, this is required

5/5

These are an unavoidable cost of doing business. You spend a few hundred dollars on a 30-circuit panel that has far too few ground slots. You can either add these or risk having the inspector reject it if you put two wires in one hole. I wasn't sure if it would work at first. The pre- The panel's drilled holes are slightly offset and oversized for the screws provided. When you screw in the second screw, the offset presses the first screw against the hole's side, binding it in place.

Jayda Maloney

| Jul 16, 2021

When I had my main panel replaced, I discovered that this sub panel had the grounds and neutrals in the same location

5/5

They should be separated after the main, according to the electricians. I ordered this and it fit perfectly, and I was able to add myself because I was able to turn off the power to the sub panel from the main panel. Was it truly necessary? I'm not sure, but for the cost and ease of installation compared to leaving it wired the way it is, why not?.

Camila WALLIS

| Jul 05, 2021

This is required when the number of wires exceeds the number of grounding lugs

5/5

Each grounding screw has only one wire connected to it. This ensures that everything in the panel is coded.

Hadley Wilson

| Oct 11, 2021

It's a must-have for certain breaker boxes and sub panels

5/5

For my subpanel, this is ideal.

Tristen Garcia

| Oct 18, 2021

The item listed on my subpanel is the product

3/5

The item on my subpanel that is listed as the correct one is the product. I got it because I didn't want to have to drill holes in it. Because it doesn't fit, I'll have to return to the hole-drilling I was trying to avoid.