THQL21100 100 amp Breaker 2 Pole Plug-in Mount Standard Circuit Breaker Thermal Magnetic Protection, 10KA 120/240V, Compatible with GE Thick Series and Q-Line Series Load Centers

Arrived next day good condition and good looking new in the box . So 5 stars for that.I thought I was ordering the right one but guess it's my fault it's not rightI'm putting in a 30 Amp 120 Vlt RV receptacle on the out side of my shop so I can get a few feet closer.The GE breaker looks sizewise like my other dbl 30 Amp GE breakers. It fits in place but won't lock inplace on the ground blades . Why the pinchers don't bite ? Their not the right breakers. :(

Fast delivery and a perfect fit for my load panel. Have had it in place and powering our new sub-panel for a couple months now and it works perfectly! Exceptionally fair price for great item. Thank you!

I was able to find this product online for a lot cheaper than the big box stores in our local area had them. It seems to be a good quality and fits perfectly into the breaker box. I would definitely recommend and will purchase again if needed.

Used this 100amp breaker for my central heater in mobile home. Total amp draw for this heater is 64.4 amps and calls for a 80amp breaker in breaker box (so i bought a 100amp just to be safe) because my unit has a built in 60amp breaker inside heater itself. This breaker only Lasted exactly 7 days. Im Laying in bed and loud pop and sparks went flying all over the place! Had to shut off main breaker to keep home catching on fire. Upon inspection : the inside of one leg of breaker basically exploded into peices.melted from inside to outside. Other leg is like new. Bad breaker from the start? Possibly. But this much amps running thru it (64.4 amps) a 100amp breaker should handle it easily.Breaker never tripped the first time either.Asking for either a refund or replacement. But even if its replaced I'll be very cautious using until I verify it works like it should.Also just another note. I also ran heater to bring home from 63 to 70 degrees when first installed. Temp guage showed breaker max temp to be 124 degrees. Somewhat normal for amp draw.

It fit in my GE service panel with ease. Looks as good a quality as GE breakers, at a lot lower price. Works great for my 240v electric garage heater.

Fits in the breaker box and appears to work fine; however, I used 4-gauge wire to run from my EV charger to this 60A breaker, and the wire had to be down-sized before it would fit into the breaker. Seems a little odd to me that it wouldn't be designed to hold 4-gauge wire given the amperage rating.

My house was built in 1972 with a GE electrical box with letters and numbers describing what breakers fir it on its sticker. This fit my box perfectly.

LOOKS JUST LIKE THE ORIGINAL