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Video: What are some of the differences between the QO and HOM load centers?
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QO and Homeline Load Centers

Resolution:
Below are some of the differences between the QO and Homeline load centers and branch circuit breakers;
(PoN = Plug-On Neutral)
Item QO Load Centers Homeline Load Centers
1)Tin plated copper bus bars Tin plated aluminum bus bars
2)Shielded bus barsNo shielded bus bars
3)Available in single and three phaseAvailable ONLY in single phase
4)Surface and flush covers available separately Combination surface/flush cover ONLY and comes standard with load centers
5)Available in both traditional and PoN ALL new convertible, double row construction, Homeline load centers are PoN design
6)QO PoN panels do not accept the QOT type tandems. If a QO PoN accepts tandems it will be the Old Style QO type Tandem and ONLY in certain spaces. See the Load Center Labeling ALL PoN panels accept tandems in all spaces
7)Split branch neutrals located at top of the interiorSplit branch neutrals distributed down both right and left sides of interiors

NOTES:
1) For differences between the QO and Homeline branch breakers, see FA321509
2) QO and Homeline are NOT interchangeable, so the QO branch breakers CANNOT be used in Homeline and the Homeline branch breakers CANNOT be used in QO






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