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Old 01-07-2011, 03:37 PM   #1
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Replacement for Bryant Type BRD BR 15-15 CU-AL SWD circuit breaker


I need to replace a Bryant Type BRD BR 15-15 CU-AL SWD circuit breaker that failed but I don't think they make them anymore. Is there any other breaker could I buy to replace it, or do I need to try to find a used one? Thanks


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Replacement for Bryant Type BRD BR 15-15 CU-AL SWD circuit breaker


I believe Cutler-Hammer BD 15-15 is a listed replacement.

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Take the failed breaker down to an electrical supply house, not to a Home Depot or any other Big Box store. Find an Electrical Supplier in your area. If you are in a really remote location and the nearest supplier is more than an hour away then get a replacement breaker through a local Electrician.
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Bryant is now replaced with Cutler Hammer products. A cutler hammer/eaton reseller would be more than happy to take care of you.

And if memory serves me right you can get a BR1515 non CTL breaker. It will fit right in there.

It would run you about 10-20 bucks.
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Replacement for Bryant Type BRD BR 15-15 CU-AL SWD circuit breaker


I need to replace a breaker Bryant Type BRD BR 15-15 CU-AL and it doesn't have the SWD on it anywhere that I can see. Would the BR1515 non CTL breaker fit mine as well?
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