Supco POP5 5 Amp Circuit Breaker, Push Button

Supco POP5 5 Amp Circuit Breaker, Push Button

$ 15.43

Score By Feature

Based on 327 ratings

Packaging

9.26

Value for money

9.13

Satisfaction

9.36

Delivery

9.15

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Product Description

The price listed below applies in one direction only Each width (In. ) 1-1/2 Item 5 Amp Circuit Breaker Depth Measure 25 inches in height (in. 2) Country of Origin (subject to change) US

Questions & Answers

This is intended for 24 volts or 125 volts or 250 volts? It works at both voltages, or is it only at one voltage?

There is no difference in performance between the two voltages, but the device trips In order to troubleshoot the low voltage wiring, it is primarily designed to allow you to test for shorts.

The product can be used on a common residential heating and cooling unit that has a transformer that steps down the 120v line voltage to 24 volts?

This product is for 120v/240v systems with a maximum current of 5amps, which means it will trip on 120v/240v systems going over that limit. The unit is NOT to be used with 24 volt systems, it has not been rated for this application. Likewise, if you attach this device to a 24v power source, like a furnace control board, it will trip and shut down continuously. The frustration of having a transformer burn out, and the breaker trip without even having seen it, is immeasurable. I am speaking from experience and knowledge The description of the product is not very accurate so I had to send a replacement transformer to a customer.

Can this be used for a 24 volt fuse on a furnace? What does it mean when it says ?

The answer is yes. There is a maximum rating of 120/240. The circuit I use this on is a 24 volt, 5 amp circuit.

Selected User Reviews For Supco POP5 5 Amp Circuit Breaker, Push Button

It is not compatible with 24 volt systems

3/5

After smoking transformers on two separate occasions with this, I ceased using it. I had bought it thinking it would help find low voltage shorts. The 120-words in it may have something to do with it This is a tell-tale sign that it's not meant to operate on 24 volts.

Emily Parker

| Dec 20, 2020

It took too long to get to the destination

3/5

Replaced five times and got tired of it As part of the process of troubleshooting an intermittent AC problem, we checked amp fuses. This is what I am going to do This is my very first attempt There was no blowing of the breaker Apparently, the transformer has done it.