Dimensions of Straight Mount and Perpendicular Mount Pollak 20 Amp Circuit Breakers

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What is the size of this straight circuit breaker as well as the perpendicular? Pollak doesnt list this information on their website or spec document either.

asked by: Jon

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Both the # PK54520 Straight Mount and # 9506P Perpendicular Mount Pollak 20 amp circuit breaker are 11/16" long. They have a distance of 1-9/16"center to center for the mounting holes, so as long as you have that amount of space you would be able to mount either breaker.

I've added links to video reviews of both circuit breakers for you to take a look at.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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