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Homeline 20 Amp Single-Pole Plug-On Neutral Combination Arc Fault Circuit Breaker (6-Pack) Laminate Transition Molding Includes 12V battery and charger Product Width x Height x Depth (in.):70x15x0.2

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Homeline 20 Amp Single Pole Plug On Neutral Combination Arc Fault Circuit Breaker (6 Pack) Laminate Transition Molding Includes 12V battery and charger Product Width x Height x Depth (in.):70x15x0.2 Includes 12V battery and charger for up to 45 minutes of runtime drill bits and stop collars easy to use and highly convenient 67 Returnable 180 Day Breaker Type Single Pole Maximum Amperage (amps) 20 Electrical Product Type Breaker Product Width (in Compatible with Homeline series 4 and newer load centers only

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