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20 Amp Double Pole Ground Fault Breaker with Self-Test

20 A2-poleGFCI

$79.56 each

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Maximum Amperage: 20 A
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Details & specifications.

From the maker · the maker’s description

The GE 20 Amp Double Pole Ground Fault Circuit Breaker with Self-Test has a tin plated copper stab to create a reliable, permanent and corrosion resistant connection. The Self-Test functionality is a UL requirement on all GFCI devices commencing in June 2015. This variant of the GFCI ensures its ground circuitry is functioning properly by automatically running diagnostic testing on a periodic basis. Should a problem be detected, the circuit breaker will trip and will need to be replaced.

  • Unit provides protection against overloads, short circuits and ground faults
  • Detects very low levels of electrical current leakage (ground faults) and acts quickly to shut off power, preventing serious shock
  • Class A 5mA ground fault circuit interrupter
  • Wire range is #14-8 AWG CU/#12-8 AWG AL
  • UL listed no. E51075
SKU
206602328
UPC
783164485837
Amps
20 A
Poles
2-pole
Protection
GFCI
Type
Double Pole
Mounting
Plug-On
Maximum Amperage (amps)
20
Item Weight
.858
Voltage (volts)
240
Pack Size
1
Power Distribution Features
No Additional Features
Product Weight (lb.)
0.35
Interruption Type
GFCI
Electrical Product Type
Breaker
Product Height (in.)
2
Product Depth (in.)
3
Product Width (in.)
3.3
Certifications and Listings
UL Listed
Manufacturer Warranty
One year warranty from first use

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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.