- Protection from overload, short-circuit, and Class A Ground Fault
- Protects from potential shock hazards in wet locations
- Compatible with Square D QO electrical panels, CSED with 2 spaces
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About This Product
This QO 50 Amp 2-Pole GFCI Breaker is great for covering multiple circuits in a damp area which could pose an electrical shock hazard, such as a bathroom or kitchen countertop. A thermal-magnetic Tripping system detects both surges and long-term overloads. This breaker is compatible with QO load centers and NQOD panel boards.
Highlights
- Learn about general NEC 2020 updates, contact your local building inspector for code adoptions and details
- Use for protection of entire branch circuits where damp location shock hazards may exist
- Double-pole with a common trip
- NEC 2020/2023/2026 compliant
- Visi-trip indicator
- 120-Volt/240-Volt AC
- 10,000 AIR
- Compatible with QO load centers, QO enclosures, CSED devices and NQOD panel boards
- ANSI certified and UL listed
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Product Information
Specifications
Dimensions
Product Depth (in.) | 2.9 in |
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Product Width (in.) | 1.5 in |
Details
AIC Rating | 10000 |
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Breaker Type | Standard |
Connection Type | Pigtail |
Interruption Type | GFCI |
Maximum Amperage (A) | 50 A |
Mounting Type | Plug-On |
Number of Poles | Double |
Number of Spaces | 2 |
Pack Size | 1 |
Power Distribution Features | Trip Indicator |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Series Type | QO |
Trip Unit | Electronic |
Voltage (V) | 120/240 V |
Warranty / Certifications
Certifications and Listings | UL Listed |
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Manufacturer Warranty | Square D warrants its branch circuit breakers to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal care and proper usage in a residential installation, for the lifetime of the QO load center in which it is installed. |
Questions & Answers
Are the terminals on this breaker rated for 4 AWG Aluminum wire?
Hi Yes. The breaker can accept 12 - 4 AWG Aluminum wire. Warm Regards, Schneider Electric Customer Care.
If I have a new Square D panel with plug-on neutral rail, do I have to attach the pigtail of this breaker to the neutral bar? Does it not connect to neutral via the breaker clamping onto the metal rail?
Hello ELad. QO250GFIC is not a plug-on neutral QO-GFI breaker. Hence, the pigtail neutral should be terminated in the neutral bar of the QO loadcenter. Warm regards. Schneider Electric Customer Care
Is this breaker compatible with a Cuttler Hammer MBE12248100BTS / BTF
Hello Derek. QO225GFIC is not compatible with Cuttler Hammer panel. Our QO breakers are only compatible with QO loadcenters. The QO breakers are only UL tested and approved for use in QO, NQO, NQOD, and NQ panelboards. Warm regards. Schneider Electric Customer Care
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Ideal for customers who want GFCI protection, ensuring safety in damp locations with 50 Amp capacity. | Ideal for customers who want reliable ground fault protection, ensuring safety and equipment longevity. | Ideal for customers who want reliable ground fault protection, ensuring electrical safety. | Ideal for customers who want reliable overcurrent protection, ensuring safety and easy trip detection. |
Maximum Amperage | |||
50 A | 15 A | 20 A | 100 A |
Number of Poles | |||
Double | Double | Double | 2 |
Trip Curve | |||
Thermal-magnetic | Electronic | Electronic | Thermal Magnetic, Qwik-Open |
Interrupting Rating | |||
10, 000 AIR | 10 kA | 10 kA | 42 kA |
Voltage Rating | |||
120/240 V | 120/240 V | 120/240 V | 120/240 V |
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