Power your indoor electrical setup with confidence using the Connecticut Electric UBIF 40A Standard 2-Pole Circuit Breaker. Built for panels that accept plug-in breakers, this unit delivers reliable overcurrent protection for 120/240V circuits while keeping installation straightforward and compact.
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Voltage and amperage: 120/240V, 40 amps — ideal for mid-size 240V loads and dedicated circuits.
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Mounting type: Plug-In two-pole design for quick replacements in compatible panels.
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Physical footprint: 4" wide x 6" high x 1" deep — a slim profile that fits in tighter panels without crowding adjacent breakers.
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Indoor use: Designed for indoor electrical panels and controlled environments.
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Packaging: Pegged packaging for easy stocking and display.
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Brand and series: Connecticut Electric UBIF, a standard 2-pole circuit protection option.
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Listing status: Not UL Listed or CSA Listed — verify local code requirements and panel compatibility before installation.
Ideal use scenarios
- Replacing a worn or failed 2-pole breaker in residential or light commercial panels that support plugging-in UBIF devices.
- Guarding 240V circuits such as mid-size air conditioning units, workshop equipment, or other dual-hot-loads that require reliable 40A protection.
- New indoor installations where a compact, dependable two-pole breaker is needed without altering the existing panel layout.
Why this matters
The UBIF 40A 2-Pole Circuit Breaker from Connecticut Electric provides targeted, dependable protection for dual-hot-leg circuits. Its plug-in design minimizes downtime during replacement, and its 120/240V capability covers a broad range of common indoor applications. While this part isn’t UL or CSA listed, it remains a practical, cost-effective solution for compatible panels and installations that don’t require listing for code compliance.
Practical tips
- Ensure your panel accepts UBIF plug-in breakers and verify the 2-pole configuration matches your circuit layout.
- Before installation, power down the main breaker and discharge any stored energy in the panel, following all safety procedures.
- Consult local electrical codes or your panel manufacturer if listing status is a consideration for your project.