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15 Amp Single-Pole AFCI Circuit Breaker

15 A1-pole

$39.88 each

Orders start at $399. Combine any items to reach it.

Maximum Amperage: 15 A
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1 breaker
$39.88
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Details & specifications.

From the maker · the maker’s description

The GE 15 Amp 1 in. Frame Single-Pole AFCI Circuit Breaker has a case that is made of heat-resistant thermoset for stability and structural integrity. This breaker features an AFCI to detect and mitigate arc faults in series wiring. The ANSI-certified and CSA- and UL-listed breaker also meets NEMA standards.

  • Use to detect and mitigate arc faults in series wiring
  • Tin-plated copper stabs create reliable, permanent and corrosion-resistant connections
  • Box-type terminals
  • Case is made of heat-resistant thermoset for stability and structural integrity
  • Trips to the center position
  • Meets NEMA standards
  • ANSI certified and CSA and UL listed
SKU
202255408
Amps
15 A
Poles
1-pole
Protection
AFCI
Type
Single Pole
Mounting
Pig Tail, Plug-On
Maximum Amperage (amps)
15
Item Weight
.479
Voltage (volts)
120
Product Weight (lb.)
0.45
Interruption Type
AFCI
Pack Size
1
Power Distribution Features
No Additional Features
Electrical Product Type
Breaker
Product Width (in.)
4.15
Product Depth (in.)
6.45
Product Height (in.)
1.3
Certifications and Listings
UL Listed
Manufacturer Warranty
One year warranty from first use

Specifications are provided by the manufacturer. Brand names are trademarks of their owners.

Guide

Before you buy a breaker

  1. 1

    Match the panel

    Find the brand and series on the label inside the panel door. Homeline and QO are both Square D, and they do not interchange.

  2. 2

    Match the wire

    The breaker protects the wire. For copper: 14 AWG on 15 A, 12 AWG on 20 A, 10 AWG on 30 A.

  3. 3

    Protection

    Standard, AFCI (arc fault), GFCI (ground fault) or dual function. Your local code says which circuits need which.

  4. 4

    Tandem and quad

    Two circuits in one space, only in the slots the panel label allows.