LMAO!! So now you know more than Leviton, yet you sit and run mouth on
usenet all day...LOL


Oh the ****witery.




"trader_4" wrote in message
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: On Thursday, January 3, 2019 at 8:13:20 AM UTC-5, dpb wrote:
: On 1/2/2019 11:04 PM, wrote:
: ...
:
: You are adding "plug on" connections in addition to a lug. If the
: connectors are good it is OK I suppose but every time you add a
: connection you add a potential failure.
:
: Same number/type of connections; just in different location...instead of
: one on the breaker it's on the panel buss bar; the conventional breaker
: still "plugs in"
:
: I've yet to see one, however; wasn't aware Leviton had entered the fray
: with more than just their traditional devices...
:
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:
: I'd have to think about it a bit, but I think Gfre is right, sounds like
: there is at least one more connection and certainly they are different
: type. With a regular panel a GFCI neutral would go to a screw terminal
: on the neutral bar. With this panel, that connection is push on, the
: breaker connects to the bar. In the grand scheme of things, I agree
: with you that I don't see it as being significant though. If it's
: properly designed and made, sounds like a good thing.