SERPENTINE MOLDED BUS BAR BARRIER

Electric load center having an enclosure with a push-in screw holder fixture, a door latch comprising a one-piece molded member having a flexible tongue which urges the door latch toward the hinged door edge keeping a hook biased engaged with an underside edge of the trim, a neutral bar having an elongated body portion with a trapezoidal shaped cross-sectional area with outwardly sloping downwardly extending side walls having apertures for insertion of electrical wires, a neutral tie bar adapted to be electrically connected to the enclosure of the load center, a main lug insulator having trough-shaped longitudinally extending compartments and first and second support legs for positioning over the neutral tie bar, a basepan having a surface with integrally formed post with an undercut extending around its periphery for securing a component of the load center to the surface by heat staking, the surface having two spaced apart integrally formed wall members extending upward from the surface forming a barrier between the bus bars of the load center, the surface having a tab with a tapered lower edge and a prong extending from a side edge of the tab for capture by lances found in the enclosure of the load center, the surface having a neutral bar wire guide comprising a wall upwardly extending from the surface member and having semicircular slots extending therethrough at an upper surface for receiving and guiding a return wire into an aperture in the neutral bar, the surface having a modular extension mounting foot extending from a lower end wall of a circuit breaker support rail for receiving a modular extension basepan, the mounting foot having a trapesoidal shaped slot for engagement by a correspondingly shaped ramp of the modular extension mounting foot further having a slot for receiving a flexible snap hook of the modular extension basepan to secure the modular extension basepan to the basepan. Un centro de carga eléctrica que tiene un alojamiento con un accesorio sujetador de tornillo de empuje, un cerrojo de puerta que comprende un miembro de moldeo de una pieza, que tiene una lengüeta flexible la cual empuja el cerrojo de la puerta hacia el borde de la puerta articulada manteniendo un gancho acoplado en forma desviada con un borde del lado inferior del recorte, una barra neutra que tiene una porcion de cuerpo alargada con un área de seccion transversal de forma trapezoidal con las paredes laterales que se extienden hacia abajo, con inclinacion hacia af