🔌 UBIP1515 Pushmatic Replacement - Connecticut's Finest Manufactured Solution Review

The circuit breaker I received was not properly riveted which made the back wobble a little and the buttons didn't work properly. Luckily I don't have it installed in my panel yet. A little work on the rivet put it all back together, but that's not the kind of quality control I expect from a company that makes products that keep my house from burning down. I hesitate to use it.

I installed a switch a month ago and added a second today. The first was ok. When I got it, the second one was missing a set screw on the power connector. Not a big deal since I just screwed in the appropriate screw, but your regular housekeeper might not have that skill. So I install it and everything looks fine. But the scheme doesn't work. Although the switch terminal read 120V, no current flowed through it. To fix bugs I swapped out the first one, and guess what, it's intermittent. Move the

For those of us with outdated Pushmatic switch panels, these switches are one of the few replacement or upgrade options aside from the costly replacement of the entire panel with a new one. Large department stores and even electricity wholesalers rarely sell Pushmatic circuit breakers. These double pole models, which double the possible connections in each switch position, should be a direct replacement for the original single pole switches, but will need modification to fit most panels. The…