GE PowerMark Gold 125-Amp 12-Spaces 24-Circuit Outdoor Main Breaker Load Center - 71223226
GE PowerMark Gold 125-Amp 12-Spaces 24-Circuit Outdoor Main Breaker Load Center - 71223226
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GE PowerMark Gold 125-Amp 12-Spaces 24-Circuit Outdoor Main Breaker Load Center - 71223226
GE PowerMark Gold 125-Amp 12-Spaces 24-Circuit Outdoor Main Breaker Load Center - 71223226
Features
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Value kit includes a PowerMark Gold 125 Amp main breaker outdoor circuit breaker panel, 6 20 Amp single pole, 1 30 Amp double pole, 1 50 Amp double pole THQP 1/2 in circuit breaker
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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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ANSI certified and UL Listed
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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
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Outdoor-rated 125A main breaker panel
Designed for reliable residential power distribution with a factory-installed 125-amp main breaker, suitable for service entrance or subpanel applications. -
Compact 12-space / 24-circuit design
Efficient layout allows multiple circuits in a smaller footprint—ideal for homes needing organized outdoor electrical distribution. -
Weather-resistant NEMA 3R enclosure
Built for outdoor installation, protecting internal components from rain, dust, and environmental exposure. -
Flexible circuit expansion capability
Supports up to 24 circuits using tandem breakers, making it adaptable for future electrical upgrades or added loads. -
Copper bus bar construction
Ensures strong conductivity and stable power distribution for long-term electrical performance. -
Factory-installed main breaker safety
Integrated main breaker simplifies installation while providing built-in overcurrent protection at the service point. -
Compatible with modern GE breaker systems
Works with GE THQL/THQP breakers including AFCI and GFCI types for code-compliant installations. -
Contractor-friendly wiring layout
Designed with accessible neutral bars and organized interior space to streamline installation and maintenance.
Q&A
Q: What is the GE PowerMark Gold 125-Amp 12-Space 24-Circuit Outdoor Main Breaker Load Center used for?
A: A residential outdoor electrical panel that distributes 120/240V power from the main service to multiple branch circuits in a home, garage, or small building.
Q: Is it suitable for outdoor installation?
A: Yes. It uses a NEMA 3R rainproof, weather-resistant enclosure, designed for safe outdoor mounting.
Q: What is its electrical capacity?
A: Rated for 125 amps, single-phase 120/240V service, commonly used in residential systems.
Q: How many circuits does it support?
A: It provides 12 spaces / up to 24 circuits, allowing tandem breakers for expanded wiring capacity.
Q: Does it include a main breaker?
A: Yes. It comes with a factory-installed 125A main breaker for whole-panel disconnect and protection.
Q: What types of breakers are compatible?
A: Compatible with GE THQL, THQP, AFCI, and GFCI breakers, supporting modern electrical code upgrades.
Q: What are its key build features?
A: It includes a galvanized steel enclosure (rust-resistant), copper bus bars, and full-length neutral bars for easier and more reliable wiring.
Q: Where is it typically used?
A: Ideal for homes, outdoor service entrances, garages, workshops, and subpanel installations where a compact but expandable breaker panel is needed.
Maintenance Tips
- Keep cover sealed: Always ensure the outdoor cover is fully closed to protect against rain, dust, and insects.
- Inspect regularly: Check monthly for rust, corrosion, loose breakers, or burnt smell indicating overload.
- Tighten connections: Annually verify terminal and breaker connections are secure (power OFF first).
- Avoid moisture buildup: Keep surrounding area dry and clear; trim vegetation near the panel.
- Label circuits clearly: Helps prevent overloads and improves safe troubleshooting.
- Test breakers periodically: Flip breakers on/off occasionally to ensure smooth operation.
- Call a licensed electrician: For any internal repairs, upgrades, or signs of electrical damage.
