Siemens Q115DF 15-Amp Afci/Gfci Dual Function Circuit Breaker, Plug on Load Center Style

Siemens Q115DF 15-Amp Afci/Gfci Dual Function Circuit Breaker, Plug on Load Center Style

$ 44.82

Score By Feature

Based on 158 ratings

Delivery

9.37

Giftable

9.41

Satisfaction

9.61

Packaging

9.08

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Product Description

Installing an AFCI breaker and GFI outlet to meet code requirements is quicker and more cost effective as compared to installing a breaker and a

The Siemens QFGA2 type breakers can be used on load centers that accept the UL type

Using Siemens' exclusive LED trip indicator, you can pinpoint the cause of a

The HACR is rated at 120 Volt AC, SWD is rated at 120 Volt AC

If the breaker is left unused, it will not run the self-test and trip functions (will not run either method if not installed).

Questions & Answers

This is where I want it, as the circuit has armor part-way along the way, so the first two outlets have ground In the rest of the list, there is no evidence to support the statements. What is the probability that this breaker will ?

A simple answer would be yes.

Can I use the G1224L1125 subpanel with it? I cannot locate a QF on the cover chart for panel covers. If not, where am I able to find a 15 amp dual function circuit Thanks a lot?

It has a one pole, 15amp dual voltage unit You might not have seen a function circuit breaker on your circuit breaker panel label because it is a new circuit breaker. It is a 12 x 1 panel that you have listed There is a 1 inch space panel for this circuit breaker and it should slide into that

In the service panel for challenger sb, the breaker type br is recommended and Sylvania type a, c or hagf breakers are recommended. Would these breakers work with ?

There's one big problem here, though. Although the breaker (Siemens) would probably fit, there's one big problem. Siemens' breaker cannot be used in a challenger panel since it has not been tested or listed by UL. It is my opinion that challenger panels were quite popular some years back, but they fell out of favor due to bus bar connections with breaks This is not something you should do. Get a Siemens panel to put this breaker in if you want to use it!

Is it compatible with the Gould WEQ6 ITe load center?

The other load centers are unfamiliar to me since I'm not an electrician. We are sorry.

Selected User Reviews For Siemens Q115DF 15-Amp Afci/Gfci Dual Function Circuit Breaker, Plug on Load Center Style

I have so far found it to be helpful

5/5

It should be obvious! Initially, it appeared that I received a 2 pole breaker, but once I read the instructions, it was a single pole! As opposed to the typical neutral bond and hot lead to the breaker, both of the neutral bonds and hot leads travel to the For proper torqueing (tightening) of the lugs and removal of the breaker it is important to get the right size screwdriver or driver to use with the lug fastener. The lugs are NOT silver and brass tone for neutral/hot designation. Troubleshooting becomes easy with the dual LED display the included sticker is on the service panel so if a problem persists years down the road, the indicator is still visible. I installed this on a kitchen circuit to add GFCI and spark protection to all outlets and simplify the job by not having to find out exactly how the first outlet is fed so we could install a GFCI outlet there as well, so the work is only required Yes, they are expensive, but this is a device for which high quality is required and which has built-in We will eventually order some more so that We can cover other circuits that aren't protected. I have run all appliances on the circuit so far, and it hasn't tripped. We handled the Kuerig and other devices without any problems, but we did not test any other equipment like a vacuum cleaner. Instructions are basic installation and troubleshooting,.

Hakeem Trujillo

| Sep 18, 2020

Money is not worth the risk

3/5

It constantly trips on two of the four items I purchased. I cannot believe how much money was wasted. I replaced the breaker with a 15 amp standard breaker and have not had any I have made sure that all the power sources and switches have been left unplugged/off, but it still trips. This product should not be recommended.