Help me ID this electrical panel

[discbrks]

This is a brand new panel, but I have no paperwork on it and the decal inside is too weathered to read. Anyone recognize this and can tell me what amp it is?

 

[nehog]

First, post larger better resolution images. The above ones are too small, detail is lost.

Second, take the UL approval number and try http://database.ul.com/cgi-bin/XYV/template/LISEXT/1FRAME/index.html and see if you get a match there.

 

[ishiboo]

Looks like either a BR or Homeline, but the pictures are too small.

 

[Norcal]

Looks like a "Good Enough" AKA GE.

 

[Aceman]

I was going to say GE as well. I was in one just the other day and it had the same screws holding the buss fingers to the vertical buss. I'd toss it myself.

GE and aluminum buss is a double whammy.

 

[frankzlt1]

Looks like ge if it says made un plainville ct thats a ge.

 

[zmaxmotorsports]

Yeah Im gonna go with GE,(good enough)but just barely good enough to get by on a Saturday night during a blizzard when theres absolutely no way to get my hands on a sq-d panel!

 

[Charles (in GA)]

GE and aluminum buss is a double whammy.

The GE panels I have used do not have an aluminum bus, it is a tin plated copper bus, just looks like Aluminum.

Bus is actually spelled with one s. The word Buss, with two S's is shortened version of a trade marked name, "Bussmann™" which is owned by the Cooper Group.

Charles

 

[Norcal]

The GE panels I have used do not have an aluminum bus, it is a tin plated copper bus, just looks like Aluminum.

Bus is actually spelled with one s. The word Buss, with two S's is shortened version of a trade marked name, "Bussmann™" which is owned by the Cooper Group.

Charles

The copper bus Government Electric panels are "Power Mark Gold".

 

[Speedy Petey]

Looks like either a BR or Homeline, but the pictures are too small.

Definitely not.

I vote GE as well. Almost certainly.
Looks like a 150 or 200A with the main breaker removed.