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Spec Sheet
Product Specs
- Amperage Rating:
- 60A
- Circuit Breaker Type:
- QC
- Connection:
- Cable-in/Cable-out
- Interrupt Rating:
- 10 kAIC
- Number Of Poles:
- Single-pole
- Trip Type:
- Non-Interchangeable
- Voltage Rating:
- 120/240V
- Department:
- Electrical
- Product Type:
- Quicklag
- Product Length:
- 3.7 IN
- Product Details:
- Quicklag
- Product Height:
- 4.8 IN
- Product Weight:
- .3 LB
- Product Width:
- 1.3 IN
B-LINE QC1060 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) What amperage and voltage is the B-Line QC1060 Quicklag breaker rated for?
The QC1060 is a 60 amp single-pole breaker rated 120/240V. Single-pole at 120/240V means it lands on one hot leg for 120V branch loads, or it can serve as one half of a 240V arrangement where the application allows. If you need a 240V two-wire load switched on both legs, a single-pole unit won't do it and you need a two-pole QC breaker instead.
2) How do conductors terminate on the QC1060 Quicklag breaker?
It's a cable-in/cable-out breaker, so both line and load are wired directly to lugs on the breaker rather than plugging onto a panel bus stab. That makes it suited to enclosed or standalone use as a disconnect or feeder-tap device. If you're filling a slot in a load center that feeds the breaker off the bus, a cable-in/cable-out unit is the wrong configuration.
3) I'm replacing a failed breaker in an industrial panel, is QC1060 the right part number to match?
Order by the exact mark: the part is QC1060, a QC-type Quicklag breaker, single-pole, 60A, 120/240V, 10 kAIC, cable-in/cable-out. Every one of those has to match what's coming out. Pole count, connection style and AIC rating are the three that most often differ between units that otherwise look alike.
4) Can the trip unit on the QC1060 be changed to a different amp rating?
No. The QC1060 uses a non-interchangeable thermal-magnetic trip, so the 60 amp rating is fixed. To change the protection level you replace the whole breaker with another QC-type unit at the amperage you want.
5) What does thermal-magnetic mean on a Quicklag breaker, and when would I want it?
Thermal-magnetic means two trip mechanisms in one device: a bimetal element that responds to sustained overload with a time delay, and a magnetic element that trips near instantly on a short circuit. That combination lets motor and lighting loads ride through normal inrush while still clearing a bolted fault fast. The QC1060 pairs that trip with a 10 kAIC interrupting rating and a fixed 60 amp setting.
6) Where can I get the full manufacturer spec sheet for the QC1060?
A manufacturer spec sheet for the QC1060 Quicklag breaker is linked directly from the product information, covering the published electrical and mechanical data for the device. Useful if a submittal or an inspector needs the manufacturer's own sheet on file.
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Does the B-LINE QC1060 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The B-LINE QC1060 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty.
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