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There is a large senior condominium complex in the Denver area, about 6,000 residents, that was wired completely with Pushmatics in the individual units. Probably the majority of them are still in service. Every inch of wiring was run in EMT and they seem to have very little electrical problems.

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imho, not a bad breaker.

the only thing i disliked was the bush bar configuration, being right/left , made it somewhat a pain for multiwire circuits


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