Which Breaker Fits
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Find an entry in Eaton’s CL list.

One document. Exact catalog numbers. No installation verdict.

IL00304001Y · visible September 2024 imprint · transcription review 2026-11-16 · Version and file fingerprint

Letters are upper-cased and spaces removed. Punctuation and suffixes are preserved. This is a panel number, not a breaker part number. Find the label fields

Enter a catalog number to search the transcription.

What a result does not establish.

A printed entry is not a decision about your equipment, its condition, installation or local approval. No result from this lookup checks recalls, the condition of a panel, or every manufacturer’s list.

Eaton’s p.1 states single-phase, 3-wire, 120/240 V and maximum available short-circuit current 10 kAIC. Keep those limits and the applicable type heading with the original page. The p.1 handle-tie caution also requires the same manufacturer and type when handle tying is required. Read all original p.1 conditions ↗

The p.4 danger notice says not to use the listed panelboards in series-rated systems. A search hit does not assess that condition. Read the p.4 restriction ↗

Compare the separate panel maker’s statement, and use a licensed electrician and local authority for an installation decision.

Keep the label fields separate.

A blank card on a closed generic cover beside a phone with a blank screen.
AI-generated concept illustration. Record the fields from information you already have. This blank card is not a real rating plate, label-location guide or instruction to open equipment. Not technical evidence.
Where your panel's own documents put the key facts

Keep the label and the document together.

Catalog numbers, breaker-type lists and dates are different fields. The actual label can use a different layout.

  1. Catalog number

    Record the complete identifier, including suffixes. Square D label samples, pp.33–34, 60

  2. Printed breaker types

    Keep the wiring-diagram label with the box label. Murray 4810366, p.1

  3. Date code

    Preserve the exact code when comparing an applicable notice. CPSC QO notice

Original drawing and source annotations

The original drawing is schematic, not a product label, field measurement or installation instruction.

Open the original full-size SVG

door of the panel" [C8]

Sources: Q7 = Square D catalog 1100CT0501 (06/2026) pp.33-34, 60 (label and wiring-diagram sample callouts); S10 = Murray/Siemens instructions 4810366 Rev. D pp.1-2; C10, C3, C8 =

CPSC recall notices (1988; 2010; 2022). The panel label and a licensed electrician decide what may be installed.

About this transcription.

1,539 rows; 1,523 distinct catalog-number strings. All public rows are compared with the archived CSV at build time. OCR and the PDF text layer come from the same source file and are not independent evidence. Earlier cell-by-cell visual checks are recorded; no electrician has verified the dataset.

Visible September 2024 imprint; hidden PDF text includes other revision markers. “REV. 27” is retained as a dataset label, not proof that the document is the newest revision. See the exact archived file fingerprint and version notes.

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