Siemens
Siemens Circuit Breakers and Load Centers
Siemens offers circuit breakers, load centers, circuit breaker panels, meter sockets, hubs and filler plates for home electrical systems. Its circuit breakers provide overload and short-circuit protection for your electrical system. Load centers come in main lug, flush mount and surface mount styles, with amp ratings such as 60 A and 200 A.
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Buying Guide: Siemens Electrical Parts
Circuit Breakers
Siemens offers single pole and 2-pole standard circuit breakers, such as a 15 Amp single pole model and a 60 amps double pole model. The thermal magnetic breakers are intended for switching and protecting home wiring. Match the amp rating and pole count on your old breaker before ordering.
Load Centers and Panels
Load centers and circuit breaker panels are available in main lug, flush mount, surface mount and outdoor styles, with ratings such as 100 Amp and 200 A. Space and circuit counts vary by model, such as 8 Space 16 Circuit and 12 Space 24 Circuit. Choose the count that matches your wiring needs.
Meter Sockets, Hubs and Filler Plates
Meter sockets come in sizes such as 1-1/4 in and 2 in, and hubs include surface top feed and loadcenter types such as HA 1 in and HS 2 in. Filler plates for load centers are sold, and small coverplates are also available. Measure the opening or match the size on your old part before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Siemens make?
Siemens offers thermal magnetic circuit breakers, main lug and flush or surface mount load centers, circuit breaker panels, meter sockets, hubs and filler plates for home electrical systems.
How do I choose the right breaker, panel or hub?
Match the amp rating and pole count on your old breaker, or the space and circuit count you need for a panel. Measure before ordering a meter socket, and check the panel wiring diagram before using a hub. Have a qualified electrician install breakers and panels.
Do hubs include mounting hardware?
Yes. The HA 1 in and HS 2 in hubs include mounting screws. Check the panel wiring diagram to confirm how the hub should be used in your panel.
