Meet the GE 200 amps 120/240 V 4 space 8 circuits Surface Mount Main Breaker Load Center — a purpose-built outdoor panel that blends robust protection with a compact footprint. Designed to handle residential service needs with room to spare, this GE load center is ready for exterior installation where reliability matters most.
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Service rating: 200 amps at 120/240 V split-phase, suitable for main service entrances and heavy-load circuits.
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Mounting type: Surface-mount enclosure for straightforward installation on exterior walls, garages, or workshops.
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Circuit capacity: 4 spaces supporting up to 8 circuits, providing organized distribution and future expansion options.
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Protection: Configured as a main breaker load center to allow a centralized shutoff with dependable circuit protection; UL Listed for safety and code compliance.
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Construction: Outdoor-rated enclosure engineered to withstand weather and temperature changes, helping keep wiring protected year-round.
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Dimensions: 14 inches wide, 28 inches tall, and 4.5 inches deep — a balanced footprint that fits tighter exterior installations without sacrificing access.
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Included components: Breakers included, enabling quick setup and immediate circuit distribution.
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Ideal applications: Outdoor service entrances for single-family homes, detached garages, workshops, or sheds where a reliable main-disconnect panel is required.
Why this GE load center stands out: it combines a substantial 200-amp capacity with a practical four-space layout, giving you eight circuit positions in a weather-ready package. The surface-mount design simplifies exterior installation, while UL Listing affirms adherence to safety standards. If you’re planning an outdoor electrical entry point that’s easy to access, easy to expand, and built to endure the elements, this GE load center is crafted to deliver dependable performance day after day.
Practical tips for installers and homeowners:
- Plan circuit assignments ahead of time to maximize the four spaces and leave room for future needs.
- Ensure proper clearance around the panel for safe access, maintenance, and labeling.
- Verify local electrical codes and permit requirements, and consider professional installation for outdoor service equipment.
- Label circuits clearly to simplify troubleshooting and future upgrades.