The Type BR breakers are available mail order, but frankly, it's a goofy panel (it's a design that has been passed from manufacturer to manufacturer over the last thirty years: Bryant (where the BR comes from), Westinghouse, etc...

I'd look at which breakers that are commonly available locally and look around for a panel to match (even if the panel itself needs special ordering).

Thanks Ron(or Natalie). Maybe I am just going about the whole problem wrong but this panel seems to be the only thing that does what I want.

Here's the scenario: I have a 100A meter box on a pole. The meter and box feeds a main disconnect on the same pole. The disconnect is a 100A breaker. There are no other breakers on the disconnect and no space for breakers. That 100A feeds the mobile home's main breaker panel which distributes power to the house.

I want to replace the disconnect with this new panel because I can put a couple extra breakers for yard lights, etc. The unique feature of this panel is that it has feed-through terminals on the load side of the breaker. That way, it's main breaker can feed the trailer and feed a couple other breakers as well - potentially significant when it comes to switch counts.

Alternatively, as I see it with my very limited knowledge of the options, I could put in a standard main breaker panel with a 100A main and then have a 100A breaker in the panel that feeds the trailer (adding another switch to the count).

Any suggestions of which route, or a different route I haven't even thought of, would be truly appreciated.

Regards,

Dale

If the panel has a main breaker then you have no concerns about switch counts. The main breaker kills everything. Switch count one. The rest don't matter for switch count.

here is a couple of options. should be exactly what you are looking for. 120/240v. 2 space/ 4 circuit. feed through bus. 100a breaker installed and even comes with hub.

http://electrical.hardwarestore.com/14-51-breaker-box-100-amp/100-amp-mobile-homeline-panels--642643.aspx#features

http://electrical.hardwarestore.com/14-51-breaker-box-100-amp/100-amp-mobile-homeline-panels--613651.aspx#features

Thanks, joed. That is good news about the switch count resetting with a main breaker.

stlrocker, thanks for the tip. That looks like the ticket for me. I found it for 30% cheaper at amazon. One question, though. What's the hub? I googled HS125 hub and got some really nice offers to sell me a corporate jet but the only electrical references were right back to this box.

the hub is the fitting that is used where your feeder wires enter the top of the panel.

looks like this:

http://electrical.hardwarestore.com/14-47-service-entrance-fittings/0-type-rx-meter-socket-hub-681540.aspx

Thanks.