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Square-D QO Circuit Breakers CAFCI
Square-D QO Circuit Breakers CAFCI
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Square-D QO Circuit Breakers CAFCI
The Square D brand Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter (AFCI) is designed to detect arcs that are caused by damaged, aged or improperly used wires or cords and to disconnect the power. In addition, they can also detect overloads and short circuits. Arc faults cannot be detected by standard circuit breakers or fuses and have been identified as an early event in the cause of many electrical fires. These electrical arcs may be as hot as 10,000°Fand can easily ignite combustible materials located nearby such as wood frames, insulation,etc.
Square D brand AFCIs will fit into our existing load centers and can be used as a direct replacement for standard circuit breakers for remodeling or as direct installation items with the exception of ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCI). The 2008 National Electrical Code requires that combination AFCIs be installed on all circuits that supply a dwelling unit living area. Arc Faults can occur on any type of circuit where you may have wire that has deteriorated insulation or has been damaged (such as during pulling, service or installation) or in worn extension or appliance cords. For more information, visit www.SquareD.com/afci orwww.afcisafety.org.
The Square D brand Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter (AFCI) is designed to detect arcs that are caused by damaged, aged or improperly used wires or cords and to disconnect the power. In addition, they can also detect overloads and short circuits. Arc faults cannot be detected by standard circuit breakers or fuses and have been identified as an early event in the cause of many electrical fires. These electrical arcs may be as hot as 10,000°Fand can easily ignite combustible materials located nearby such as wood frames, insulation,etc.
Square D brand AFCIs will fit into our existing load centers and can be used as a direct replacement for standard circuit breakers for remodeling or as direct installation items with the exception of ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCI). The 2008 National Electrical Code requires that combination AFCIs be installed on all circuits that supply a dwelling unit living area. Arc Faults can occur on any type of circuit where you may have wire that has deteriorated insulation or has been damaged (such as during pulling, service or installation) or in worn extension or appliance cords. For more information, visit www.SquareD.com/afci orwww.afcisafety.org.
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• 15A or 20A