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EATON GFCB Series Plug In Circuit Breakers


Eaton GFCB Series plug-in circuit breakers protect the electrical circuits inside a panel or connected equipment from overcurrents and short circuits. They are used in load centres & panelboards.

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EATON GFCB115A
EATON GFCB125B
EATON GFCB130C
EATON GFCB140D
EATON GFCB250E
EATON GFCB260F
EATON GFCB215G
EATON GFCB220H
EATON GFCB230I
StyleModelNo. Of PolesVoltageAic RatingVoltage TypeFrame TypePrice
A
GFCB115		1120V AC10 kAIC @ 120VACBR€171.43
B
GFCB125		1120V AC10 kAIC @ 120VACBR-
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C
GFCB130		1120V AC10 kAIC @ 120VACBR-
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D
GFCB140		1120V AC10 kAIC @ 120VACBR€89.63
E
GFCB250		2240V10 kAIC @ 240V-BR€152.64
F
GFCB260		2240V10 kAIC @ 240VACBR-
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G
GFCB215		2240V10 kAIC @ 240VACBR-
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H
GFCB220		2240V10 kAIC @ 240VACBR€323.88
I
GFCB230		2240V10 kAIC @ 240VACBR€323.88
B
GFCB240		2240V10 kAIC @ 240VACBR-
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Features

  • Eaton GFCB Series plug-in circuit breakers have GFI indicators to intercept faults.
  • They have an amperage rating of 10kAIC.
  • These circuit breakers are available in single and two-pole configurations.

Standards and Approvals

  • UL

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a plug-in circuit breaker and a standard circuit breaker?

A plug-in circuit breaker is designed to be easily plugged into a panelboard or load centre, while a standard circuit breaker is hard-wired into the electrical system.

How can I determine the appropriate size of plug-in circuit breaker for my application?

The appropriate size of plug-in circuit breaker for your application depends on the amperage & voltage of the circuit, the type of load being powered and the length & gauge of the wires.

How can I test a plug-in circuit breaker?

To test a plug-in circuit breaker, use a multimeter to check for continuity and proper voltage levels.

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