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Eaton · Electrical

BR 20 Amp Single Pole Self Test Ground Fault Circuit Breaker

20 A1-poleGFCI

$48.75 each

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Maximum Amperage: 20 A
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Eaton · Electrical

Details & specifications.

From the maker · Eaton’s description

Eaton's BR ground fault current interrupters (GFCIs) are 1 in. wide and provide superior safety over a standard electrical outlet in areas where electricity may come into contact with water. GFCIs are required in any application near water such as kitchen countertops, bathrooms, swimming pools, hot tubs, and outdoor receptacles. They immediately break the circuit when electrical current leakage is detected, reducing the risk of shock and electrocution. This circuit breaker periodically runs a self-test diagnostic and complies UL 943, Fourth Edition.

  • Amperage-20 Amp
  • Self-test GFCI
  • For use in type CH load centers
  • Interrupt rating-10 kAIC
  • Voltage rating is 120
  • 5mA ground fault protection
  • Periodic self-test diagnostic ensures ground fault detection and protection is functional
SKU
206109781
UPC
786680134128
Amps
20 A
Poles
1-pole
Protection
GFCI
Type
Single Pole
Mounting
Plug In
Brand
Eaton
Maximum Amperage (amps)
20
Item Weight
.47
Product Weight (lb.)
1
Voltage (volts)
120/240
Power Distribution Features
Trip Indicator
Pack Size
1
Interruption Type
GFCI
Electrical Product Type
Breaker
Product Depth (in.)
.6
Product Height (in.)
9.3
Product Width (in.)
7.3
Certifications and Listings
ANSI Certified, CSA Listed, UL Listed
Manufacturer Warranty
5 Year Per the Warranty Statement

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.