GFCI Two Pole Circuit Breaker, 30 Amp, 120 240 Volt, Common Trip, Self Test, 10 KAIC, 14 4 AWG, Fits 1 Inch Spaces, For Main Breaker In Home Panel Or Load Center, Residential Electrical Safety Upgrades
✔️ 2-pole, 120/240V, 10 KAIC, common trip, fits 1 in spaces
This GFCI main circuit breaker is a two-pole unit designed for residential electrical panels, typically installed in main panels or load centers to provide ground-fault protection for 120/240V circuits.
✅ 2-pole main breaker, 30 A rating, 120/240V operation
✅ Common trip with ground fault protection
✅ 10 KAIC interrupt rating for fast fault clearing
✅ Requires two 1 inch spaces in the panel for proper installation
💡 What is a GFCI main circuit breaker used for in a home electrical panel?
It’s a handy safety device that protects people from ground faults in residential 120/240V systems.
- protects multi-wire branch circuits in residential panels
- supports self-test to verify operation
- helps meet federal spec w-c375 safety standards
- upgrades home safety in main panels and load centers