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I was trying to locate a 100 amp FPE stab-loc breaker to make a sub panel with if the H.O. won't go for a change out. I was looking at Federal Pioneer as a substitute so I went ot their web site. I found that Schnieder A/K/A Square D makes Federal Pioneer. I thought they only made the replacement breakers, but found out they still make the stab-loc panels. Why???
Anyway, do any of you have a 100 Amp FPE breaker they would sell, I mght need it. Thanks.
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I have several that are used. I don't think you will find a new one except a Federal Pioneer. I will send you pictures of the 2 styles I have if you are interested. I'll send one to you for freight cost.
You do realixe that these breakers take 4 spaces? I just want to make sure in case you only have 2 empty spaces.
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Eagle,
I have a 100 amp stablock breaker in like new condition. Verticle mount at top of panel. In fact, I have the whole panel with all the breakers in excellent condition. If interested, email me at "ron@starrelectric.com"
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I have a stab-lok 2 pole 100A breaker here. Looks to be new, but I can't be sure. $15 plus shipping takes it. Email me if interested.
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Hey guys, thanks for the offers. I hope I dont't end up needing it. I think they're going to let us change the service out instead.
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Federal Pioneer panels are made to be used in countries other than the U.S.
How do you like those "decorator colors"?
???Are they still acceptable in Canada???
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???Are they still acceptable in Canada??? As common as grass, at least in western Canada. Stablock and bolt-in.
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Same in Midwestern Ontario, 2/3s or more breaker panels I see are FPE, either classic or Schnieder (new to me is stablock panels with SQ-D main breakers). Don't get new clours though. About 10 years ago I understood it.
Blue 15, red 20 green 30, grey I think 40, the same for plug and automotive blade fuses. I think they are different now.
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