GE PowerMark Gold 200-Amp 32-Spaces 40-Circuit Indoor Main Breaker Load Center - 71223227

• The contractor value kit includes a 200 AMP indoor main breaker circuit breaker panel and 3 THQP120 20 Amp single-pole circuit breakers and 1 THQP230 30 Amp double-pole half inch circuit breaker

• The circuit breaker panel includes a sturdy tin-plated copper buss bar and a galvanized box for increased durability and reliability

• The one-piece interior removes and re-installs easily

• Main breaker is factory installed

• Galvanized box for rust resistance with a self-adjusting dead-front cover

• Copper buss for increased conduction

• Full-length neutral bars for faster and easier wiring and 100% split neutral holes on each side are rated for #14-4 wire

• Single-phase, 3-wire, 120/240 VAC, 22,000 AIC rating
  

What our Experts Think

• High-capacity home electrical hub: 200A, 32-space / 40-circuit configuration provides strong headroom for modern residential loads and future expansion needs.
• Flexible main breaker design: Can be used as a main service panel or subpanel depending on installation setup, offering broad application versatility.
• Reliable GE PowerMark Gold platform: Compatible with GE THQL/THQP breakers, ensuring easy sourcing and consistent system integration across circuits.
• Installer-friendly layout: Full-length neutral bars and organized internal wiring paths simplify installation and reduce setup time for electricians.
• Durable indoor construction: NEMA 1 steel enclosure with galvanized finish helps resist corrosion and ensures long-term structural reliability in indoor environments.
• High interrupt rating safety: Rated for up to 22kAIC, supporting strong fault protection in residential service applications.
• Best use case: Ideal for full home electrical distribution, remodels, or service upgrades where high circuit capacity and dependable load handling are required.

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Maintenance Tips

• Turn off main breaker before any inspection or breaker adjustments
• Keep panel interior clean, dry, and dust-free to prevent corrosion and tracking faults
• Ensure all breakers are firmly seated and bus bar connections remain tight
• Periodically check for heat damage, discoloration, or burning smells
• Do not overload circuits—balance loads across available 40 circuits
• Keep panel door closed to maintain UL-rated NEMA 1 indoor protection
• Avoid blocking airflow around the enclosure to prevent heat buildup
• Have a licensed electrician inspect periodically for code compliance and safety
• Replace any damaged breakers immediately to maintain system reliabilit