Eaton BRP120DF Br Dual Function Af/gf 1p 20a
Details
- BrandEaton
- Current rating20 Amps
- Product dimensions76.2D x 20.3W
- Circuit breaker typeStandard
- Mounting typePanel Mount
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Details
- BrandEaton
- Current rating20 Amps
- Product dimensions76.2D x 20.3W
Description
🛡️ Stay powered, stay protected — the smart breaker for the savvy home.
- SPACE SMART 1 POLE DESIGN - Sleek, compact footprint fits seamlessly into your existing panel.
- TRUSTED EATON ENGINEERING - Backed by a leading brand known for durability and performance.
- DUAL FUNCTION SAFETY SHIELD - Combines arc-fault and ground-fault protection for ultimate peace of mind.
- POWER PACKED 20 AMP CAPACITY - Handles your home’s electrical demands with ease and reliability.
- EASY INTEGRATION INSTALLATION - Designed for quick setup to keep your home safe without hassle.
The Eaton BRP120DF is a 1-pole, 20-amp dual-function circuit breaker combining arc-fault and ground-fault protection. Compact and reliable, it safeguards your home’s electrical system by detecting dangerous electrical faults, ensuring enhanced safety and compliance with modern electrical codes.
Specifications
| Asin | B07SM1PJHQ |
| Date First Available | 29 June 2019 |
| Item Model Number | BRP120DF |
| Manufacturer | Eaton |
| Product Dimensions | 76.2 x 20.32 x 15.24 cm; 167.83 g |
Reviews
User
Breaker
As advertised and great price
User
Not approved for use in Canada
Only UL listed. Needs to be ULC or CSA approved to be used, or even sold, in Canada.
User
Circuit 20
Already had the need to replace one and it works great. Problem solved.
User
What can I say? It's a circuit breaker.
It's a circuit breaker. It's great until it fails.
User
Gets here on time etc.
Nice for two reasons. 1. I could tell the county inspector was pleased to see these in the subpanel. I think they helped with a smooth inspection v. at the faceplate. 2. On the subpanel and any new circuits I don't have to track what gets plugged in or not based on whether it is a GFCI and/or AFCI issue.For me I would rather go to one place to check GFCI and AFCI which is at the subpanel. Doing a second subpanel. Putting these in two. Shipping to my house was surprisingly quick. My electrician picked these. I think better to do it this way than at the faceplate.
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