GE PowerMark Gold 200-Amp 32-Spaces 40-Circuit Indoor Main Breaker Load Center - 71223228

• Value kit includes a PowerMark Gold 200 Amp main breaker indoor circuit breaker panel, 10 20 Amp single pole, 1 30 Amp double pole, 1 50 Amp double pole THQL 1 in circuit breakers

• 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

• Compatible with GE THQL, THQP, GFCI and AFCI circuit breakers

• Meets UL and ANSI safety requirements
  

What our Experts Think

• High-capacity 200A residential power center
  Designed for modern homes needing strong, reliable electrical distribution with support for heavy appliance loads and future expansion.
• 32-space / 40-circuit efficient layout
  Offers excellent breaker density, allowing multiple dedicated circuits while maintaining organized wiring and service access.
• Indoor NEMA 1 protected installation
  Intended for interior use such as garages, basements, or utility rooms where environmental exposure is controlled.
• Factory-installed main breaker safety
  Integrated 200-amp main breaker ensures built-in overcurrent protection and simplifies installation for service entrances or subpanel setups.
• Compatible with modern breaker systems
  Supports GE THQL/THQP breakers including AFCI and GFCI options for current electrical code compliance and upgrades.
• Streamlined wiring design
  Full-length neutral bars and structured interior layout improve installation speed and reduce maintenance complexity.
• Trusted PowerMark Gold platform
  Widely used in residential electrical upgrades for its reliability, availability, and contractor-friendly design.

Q&A

Maintenance Tips

• Keep panel dry & clean: Install in a low-humidity indoor area; avoid dust buildup inside enclosure.
• Maintain clear access: Ensure at least 3 feet of workspace in front of the panel at all times.
• Check connections periodically: Have a licensed electrician inspect and tighten lugs, neutrals, and grounds.
• Prevent overloads: Stay within 200-amp rating and 40-circuit capacity to avoid overheating risks.
• Inspect breakers: Replace any breakers showing heat damage, frequent tripping, or corrosion.
• Keep cover secure: Ensure the panel door closes properly to protect internal components.
• Update labeling: Maintain accurate circuit directory for faster, safer troubleshooting.