A six-circuit load center rated at 60 A for single-phase 120/240 VAC distribution. It represents the most commonly specified capacity in the GPD line, covering the full range of standard household branch circuits while remaining compact enough for residential utility walls and small commercial electrical closets.

Specifications

Model	GPD6
Reference voltage	120/240VAC
Reference current	60A
Number of circuits	6*1″
Wiring system	1-phase
Knockout	Provide on all sides of enclosure
Connector	ALUMINUM
Insulator	High temperature, polycarbonate
Front type	Surface/Flush
Enclosure	0.5-2.0 mm steel/galvanized steel

Model Number	Mounting Type	Main Breaker Rating	Voltage Rating	Circuits (Ways)	Phase
GPD2F	Flush	50A	120/240V	2	Single
GPD2S	Surface	50A	120/240V	2	Single
GPD4F	Flush	60A	120/240V	4	Single
GPD4S	Surface	60A	120/240V	4	Single
GPD6F	Flush	60A	120/240V	6	Single
GPD6S	Surface	60A	120/240V	6	Single
GPD8F	Flush	60A	120/240V	8	Single
GPD8S	Surface	60A	120/240V	8	Single

Features

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Plug-In Breaker Design

Six 1-inch plug-in breaker positions support a complete household circuit set: lighting, general receptacles, kitchen appliances, laundry equipment, and dedicated HVAC or water heater feeds. The extra pair of slots beyond a 4-way panel eliminates the need to double-up loads on a single breaker.

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Heavy-Duty Steel Construction

The 0.5–2.0 mm cold-rolled steel chassis is stamped to a depth and width that balances rigidity with wall-space economy. At the 6-way size, the steel gauge and fold geometry are calibrated to prevent panel deflection under the weight of six installed breakers and their associated conductors.

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Matte Powder-Coated Finish

A uniform baked polyester layer covers all exterior surfaces, producing a non-reflective matte face that blends into painted utility walls. The coating formulation resists the mild humidity and temperature cycling found in basements, mechanical rooms, and back-of-house commercial corridors.

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Optimized Interior Layout

The wiring gutter is proportioned to accept six branch-circuit conductor sets without overlap. Each breaker station is spaced to allow independent wire dressing, while the central bus area remains open for the main feeder entry and neutral bus terminations.

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Dual Mounting Options

Flush models recess into standard wall cavities so the cover sits even with drywall, suitable for finished basements and hallway closets. Surface models project slightly forward, providing a practical solution for concrete block walls, brick veneer, or retrofits where cutting into the wall is not feasible.

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Multi-Directional Cable Entry

Knockouts are distributed across the top, bottom, left, right, and rear surfaces. With six active circuits, this multi-face pattern becomes especially useful: the main feeder can enter from the rear or top while branch cables exit through the bottom or sides, keeping the wiring zone organized.

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Grounding & Safety Compliance

An aluminum neutral and grounding bus assembly is factory-installed. The bar is drilled and tapped for the number of conductors typical of a 6-way installation, providing individual landing points for each branch circuit ground without stacking multiple wires under a single screw.

Key Applications

Single-family homes and townhouses

Apartment building unit panels

Small restaurant and café electrical rooms

Retail shop and boutique distribution

School classroom and office branch wiring

Our Factory

We are equipped with complete distribution box production equipment and a strong technical and production team. Meanwhile, we have been continuously updating and upgrading our equipment to meet the diverse needs of customers.

FAQ

Q1: Is a 6-way panel the standard choice for an average three-bedroom home?

A: Yes. Six circuits typically cover lighting, general receptacles, kitchen small appliances, laundry, water heater, and one HVAC or furnace circuit. If the home has electric heat or multiple AC units, an 8-way panel may be necessary.

Q2: How do I decide between the GPD4 and GPD6 for a rental property?

A: Choose the GPD4 for studio or one-bedroom units with minimal appliances. Choose the GPD6 for two-bedroom or larger units where separate kitchen, laundry, and HVAC circuits are required by code or tenant demand.

Q3: Can I use the GPD6 as a sub-panel fed from a larger main panel?

A: Yes. The 60 A rating and six branch positions make it an ideal sub-panel for garages, in-law suites, or home additions. The feeder breaker in the main panel must be sized to protect the sub-panel conductors.

Q4: Does the aluminum bus require different torque settings than copper?

A: Yes. Aluminum terminations should be tightened to the torque value marked on the panel label, and antioxidant compound should be applied during installation. Periodic re-torquing is recommended per manufacturer guidelines.

Q5: Will six circuits fit without crowding in a surface-mount installation?

A: Yes. The enclosure depth and wire-bending space are designed to accommodate six full conductor sets. Surface mounting actually provides slightly more rear clearance than flush mounting, making wire dressing easier in some cases.

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