Leviton® LP815-HMC Meter-Load Center Combo With Main Breaker, 120/240 VAC, 150 A, 1 Phase, NEMA 3R Enclosure
Meter Socket Load Center Combinations
1285359
MFG #: LP815-HMC
Leviton®
513.36000
/ ea
- Application: Outdoor Applications
- ARRA Compliant: C
- Bus Bar: Cooper, Bright Tin-Plated
- Buy American Compliant: C
- Catalog Number: LP815-HMC
- Color: Gray
- Country of Origin: MX
- Cubic Capacity: 36" H x 16.6" W x 5.2" D in3
- Currency: USD
- Enclosure: Outdoor
- EU RoHS Indicator: C
- Gross Weight Per Pack: 56.8000 lb
- Gross Weight per Pack Metric: 25.76
- Gross Weight UOM Metric: kg
- Hazard Class: N
- Height: 18.5000 in
- Length: 43.7500 in
- Mounting: Wall
- Mounting Type: Wall
- NEMA Rating: 3R Outdoor
- Standard: UL 869A, UL 50, UL 67, UL 50E
- Temperature Rating: -40?C to 85?C
- UNSPSC: 39121318
- UPC 11: 07847782204
- UPC 12: 078477822043
- Stock Status: NONSTOCK
- Brand: Leviton®
- Manufacturer: Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc.
- Type: Load Center Meter
Leviton® Meter-Load Center Combo, 120/240 VAC, 150 A, 1 Phase, Overhead/Underground Feed, 4 to 2/0 AWG Ground/6 AWG to 350 kcmil Supply Wire, Ringless Cover, Feed-Through Lug Terminal, Wall Mount, -40 to 85 deg C Operating, NEMA 3R, 36 in H x 16.6 in W x 5.2 in D
- Applications
- Features
| Outdoor Applications |
| Outdoor Load Center Meter Combo Ringless Horn Bypass, NEMA 3R with Main Breaker and Feed-Thru Lugs, 150 Amp, 8 Spaces, 22KA Interrupt Rating, Enclosure and Door |
| Copper bus is a standard feature on all load centers |
| Notches stamped into the enclosure for cable ties promote secure and neat wiring |
| No more pigtails |
| Circuit breakers provide more precise trips based on current, especially in extreme temperatures |
| Intuitive LED's communicate trip condition and type of fault (AF/GF) and remain illum |
| Color indicators in the handles designate operational status at a glance |
| White circuit breakers are clean and sleek |
| Leviton® GFCI, AFCI and dual function circuit breakers feature our patented reset lockout and |
| Rocker style switches require less activation force |