20A 120V 1-Pole Tandem CAFCI Type QTA Circuit Breaker
Product ID: 322194565
Details
- BrandSIEMENS
- Circuit Breaker TypeAFCI
- Current Rating20 Amps
- Mounting TypePlug-In Mount
- Product Dimensions3.3"D x 1.1"W
⚡20A Power
🔌120V Voltage
🛠️Quick Install
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The Siemens 20A 120V 1-Pole Tandem CAFCI Type QTA Circuit Breaker is a compact and efficient solution for modern electrical needs. With dual circuit capabilities, LED indicators for easy troubleshooting, and robust arc fault detection, this breaker ensures safety and convenience in any load center.
| ASIN | B092YSTMW9 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #363,608 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #95 in Arc Fault Circuit Breakers |
| Brand | SIEMENS |
| Brand Name | SIEMENS |
| Circuit Breaker Type | AFCI |
| Current Rating | 20 Amps |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 100 Reviews |
| Included Components | Instruction Guide, Circuit Breaker |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 3.3"D x 1.1"W x 5.3"H |
| Item Type Name | Siemens Q2020AFC 20A 120V 1-Pole Tandem CAFCI Type QTA Circuit Breaker |
| Item Weight | 0.4 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Siemens |
| Model | Q2020AFC |
| Mounting Type | Plug-In Mount |
| Number Of Poles | 1 |
| Number of Poles | 1 |
| Part Number | Q2020AFC |
| Product Dimensions | 3.3"D x 1.1"W x 5.3"H |
| UPC | 804766906541 |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
A**R
Eliminates most nuisance tripping on older wiring
These are excellent. They save space in the panel and they eliminate nuisance tripping. Older homes with knob and tube and even many early romex installations had neutrals crossed or intersecting somewhere.. this caused the older generations of Afcis to trip. These breakers are the first that I know of to be able to protect such circuits without false tripping. While they can only protect the circuits they’re on, they do an excellent job of protecting older (and new) wiring from arc faults and fires, while eliminating a prevalent cause of nuisance tripping. If you have knob and tube or aluminum wiring, installing these breakers is hands down the best thing you can do for safety and fire prevention, short of a whole rewire. And even on a full rewire, I would recommend these breakers.
P**A
Electrical
Good to my home
A**N
Familiar Breaker at a Great price
Why did you pick this product vs others?: As described. Item few dollars cheaper than local store and next day delivery.
T**S
I purchased two of these for four circuits during a remodel
When you have to hide cords under carpets, even when using cable protector strips ,,, arc fault protection is a must, particularly with today’s powered furniture and smart, lighting controls… AFCI Circuit protection is a must, and required by code in living, rooms, bedrooms, etc. my family is more than worth it! AFCI is required by code for a very good reason.. preventing fires!
L**6
Arcfault breaker
These breakers work as they are designed and I will buy them again
C**N
Good
Good
J**A
Muy bueno
Bueno
B**.
Horrible Nuisance Breakers!!!
These breakers are a complete piece of junk! I’ve had nothing but problems with nuisance tripping, and would never have gotten them if I’ve known about that prior to the fact since I’m not an electrician. I would never never never buy these breakers ever again!
A**R
Not. CSA approved
Although this is an awesome space saver unfortunately can not be used in Canada at this time. New codes are comin out later this year then hopefully they approve them.
C**E
Not CSA approved a waste of time !
Does not work with Canadian style Seimans panels . The breaker looks the same but the dimensions are very different causing issues with its installation. Even though you are ordering from Amazon.ca it does not guarantee that it’s CSS approved ! I will not attempt to purchase any electronics from the site in the future
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