GE PowerMark Gold 100-Amp 22-Spaces 12-Circuit Indoor Main Breaker Load Center - 71223225
GE PowerMark Gold 100-Amp 22-Spaces 12-Circuit Indoor Main Breaker Load Center - 71223225
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GE PowerMark Gold 100-Amp 22-Spaces 12-Circuit Indoor Main Breaker Load Center - 71223225
GE PowerMark Gold 100-Amp 22-Spaces 12-Circuit Indoor Main Breaker Load Center - 71223225
Features
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Main breaker is factory installed
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Galvanized box for rust resistance with a self-adjusting dead-front cover
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Copper buss for increased conduction
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Full-length neutral bars for faster and easier wiring and 100% split neutral holes on each side are rated for #14-4 wire
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Single-phase, 3-wire, 120/240 VAC, 22,000 AIC rating
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Compatible with GE THQL, THQP, GFCI and AFCI circuit breakers
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Meets UL and ANSI safety requirements
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The warranty is one (1) year from first use or eighteen (18) months from delivery, whichever occurs first
What our Experts Think
- Balanced residential capacity: 100A service with 22 spaces / 12 circuits provides efficient distribution for smaller homes, additions, or dedicated subpanel setups.
- Space-efficient layout: Extra spaces relative to circuits give flexibility for future breaker expansion without needing a full panel upgrade.
- Reliable GE PowerMark Gold platform: Compatible with GE THQL/THQP breakers, ensuring easy sourcing, consistent fit, and long-term service support.
- Factory-installed main breaker: Built-in 100A main breaker simplifies installation and ensures proper overcurrent protection out of the box.
- Durable indoor construction: NEMA 1 steel enclosure with galvanized finish helps resist corrosion and maintain structural integrity in indoor environments.
- Copper bus system performance: Tin-plated copper bus bars improve conductivity and support stable electrical distribution under load.
- Installer-friendly wiring design: Full-length neutral bars and organized interior layout reduce wiring time and improve circuit management.
- Best use case: Ideal for residential upgrades, garages, workshops, or as a subpanel where moderate circuit capacity and expandability are needed without moving to a full 200A system.
Q&A
Q: What is the GE PowerMark Gold 100-Amp 22-Space 12-Circuit Indoor Main Breaker Load Center (71223225)?
A: A compact residential electrical panel designed to safely distribute 100-amp, 120/240V power throughout a home, typically used as a main service panel or subpanel for smaller electrical systems.
Q: Is it a main breaker panel?
A: Yes, it comes with a factory-installed main breaker, meaning it can serve as the primary disconnect for the electrical system.
Q: How many circuits does it support?
A: It provides 22 spaces with capacity for up to 12 circuits (expandable configuration using tandem breakers depending on setup), making it suitable for light to moderate residential loads.
Q: What type of installation is it designed for?
A: It is an indoor NEMA 1 load center, intended for installation inside garages, utility rooms, or interior walls where it is protected from weather.
Q: What voltage system does it use?
A: Standard single-phase 120/240V residential electrical service, which is typical for most homes.
Q: What type of breakers does it accept?
A: It is compatible with GE THQL and THQP plug-in breakers, including standard, GFCI, and AFCI breaker types.
Q: What are its key construction features?
A: It uses a galvanized steel enclosure for durability, copper bus bars for strong conductivity, and full-length neutral bars for easier wiring, all designed for reliable residential installation.
Q: Who is it best for?
A: It is ideal for small to medium homes, additions, or subpanel use, especially where a compact 100A panel is sufficient for lighting, outlets, and moderate appliance loads.
Maintenance Tips
- Always turn off the main breaker before inspecting or working inside the panel
- Keep the interior dry, clean, and dust-free to prevent arcing and corrosion
- Ensure all breakers are fully seated and terminal screws are properly tightened
- Periodically check for heat damage, discoloration, or burning smell on breakers and bus bars
- Do not overload circuits—stay within the 100A service rating and 12-circuit capacity
- Keep panel cover closed to maintain safe NEMA 1 indoor protection
- Avoid storing items near the panel to ensure safe access and airflow
- Have a licensed electrician inspect periodically for code compliance and safe load balancing
- Replace any faulty or loose breakers immediately to maintain stable operation
