Siemens ECLX210M 23 Terminal Insulated Neutral Bar

Siemens ECLX210M 23 Terminal Insulated Neutral Bar

$ 17.82

Score By Feature

Based on 78 ratings

Value for money

9.37

Packaging

9.09

Satisfaction

9.12

Customer service

9.30

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Product Description

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Insulated barrier and feet are included in the package.

Murray load centers and OEM applications can benefit from this product.

7 terminals with a maximum value of 1/0

Maximum of 17 terminals up to #6

Questions & Answers

Is it compatible with the loadcenter murray lc2040l1125? It has a total of 20 spaces and a total of 40 circuits?

The ECLX210M can't be used with the LC2040L1125 because it's only for 100A units.

Is this compatible with the Siemens Us2 s2020b1100p space 20 circuit 100 amp main breaker?

S2020B1100P does not have ECLX210M listed as an option. If you're looking for a neutral add-on kit, look into the ECLNB14 add-on kit. neutral load centers on both sides On the opposite side of the bus, a tie strap and a 14-position neutral bar are included. The wiring diagram does not list it as an acceptable accessory, but if an inspector is needed, a letter can be provided.

Is there a neutral bar that works with the murray lc2040l1125? thanks! ?

Siemens is the same.

Is it possible to install this as an extension to an existing insulated neutral bar in an Eaton sub panel? If that's the case, how will the two bars be joined together?

The ECLX210M is only intended for use in load centers where it is listed as an approved accessory. We're not aware of any Eaton products being included in this. If you need help making changes to your load center, please contact Eaton.

Selected User Reviews For Siemens ECLX210M 23 Terminal Insulated Neutral Bar

The item was exactly as shown on the website

5/5

When I added an Automatic Transfer Switch for a standby generator, I needed it to separate neutral and ground in my breaker box. I had intended to open a new neutral bus stop. It turned out that adding two grounding bus bars and removing the bonding from the original was more convenient. As a result, I didn't use the new neutral bus bar at all. If I ever need a bus bar, I'll pull it out of the closet.