Cutler Hammer BRP120AF 1 Pole 20A Arc Fault Breaker

Arc fault circuit breakers plug-on - single pole combination br- 1 inch wide amp rating=20 Plug-on combination type arc fault circuit breakers, 10,000 amperes interrupting capacity. Combination type arc fault circuit interrupter includes all of the protection offered by the branch feeder AFCI (mitigation of parallel arcing faults in the complet e circuit, including connected cords). In addition it provides direct detection of persistent low current arcing faults down to 5 amps with associated mitigation of fire hazards in the cords connected to the outlets. Parallel arcing faults can occur from line to neutral or line to ground. These arcing faults are in parallel with the load and produce the most energy of all arcing faults. The current level of low current arcing faults is limited by the load.

Plug-on combination type arc fault circuit breakers, 10,000 A interrupting capacity. Combination type arc fault circuit interrupter includes all of the protection offered by the branch feeder AFCI (mitigation of parallel arcing faults in the complete circuit, including connected cords). In addition it provides direct detection of persistent low current arcing faults down to 5 A with associated mitigation of fire hazards in the cords connected to the outlets. Parallel arcing faults can occur from line to neutral or line to ground. These arcing faults are in parallel with the load and produce the most energy of all arcing faults. The current level of low current arcing faults is limited by the load. Plug-on combination type arc fault circuit breakers, 10,000 amperes interrupting capacity. Combination type arc fault circuit interrupter includes all of the protection offered by the branch feeder AFCI (mitigation of parallel arcing faults in the complet e circuit, including connected cords). In addition it provides direct detection of persistent low current arcing faults down to 5 amps with associated mitigation of fire hazards in the cords connected to the outlets. Parallel arcing faults can occur from line to neutral or line to ground. These arcing faults are in parallel with the load and produce the most energy of all arcing faults. The current level of low current arcing faults is limited by the load.