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Square D QO120DF 20A 1-Pole Dual Function AFCI/GFCI Circuit Breaker – Pigtail Neutral – 120V

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Square D QO120DF 20A 1-Pole Dual Function AFCI/GFCI Circuit Breaker – Pigtail Neutral – 120VThe Square D QO120DF 20 Amp single pole dual function breaker provides combined arc fault and ground fault protection for residential 120V circuits. Designed for Square D QO load centers, this breaker enhances electrical safety by detecting both hazardous arc faults and ground faults. Featuring a plug in mounting design with a pigtail neutral connection, the QO120DF ensures straightforward installation and dependable performance. With Class A 6 mA

The Square D QO120DF 20 Amp single-pole dual function breaker provides combined arc-fault and ground-fault protection for residential 120V circuits. Designed for Square D QO load centers, this breaker enhances electrical safety by detecting both hazardous arc faults and ground faults.

Featuring a plug-in mounting design with a pigtail neutral connection, the QO120DF ensures straightforward installation and dependable performance. With Class A 6 mA ground-fault protection and a 10kA interrupt rating, it delivers comprehensive branch circuit protection. UL and CSA certifications confirm compliance with recognized safety standards.

Voltage & Rating

  • Current Rating: 20 Amps
  • Voltage Rating: 120 Volts AC
  • Interrupting Capacity: 10 kAIC
  • Ground Fault Protection: Class A, 6 mA

Key Specifications

  • Breaker Type: Dual Function (Combination AFCI + GFCI)
  • Number of Poles: 1-Pole
  • Mounting Type: Plug-In
  • Connection Type: Pigtail Neutral
  • Application: Residential branch circuit protection
  • Certifications: UL Listed, CSA Certified

Technical Specifications

  • Wire Size: AWG 14–8 (Copper or Aluminum)
  • Tightening Torque: 35.4 lbf.in (4 N·m)
  • Operating Mechanism: Thermal-magnetic with integrated AFCI/GFCI protection

Product Data

  • Manufacturer: Schneider Electric
  • Brand: Square D
  • Model Number: QO120DF
  • UPC: 785901401629
  • Dimensions:

    • Height: 4.8 in
    • Width: 0.7 in
    • Depth: 2.9 in
    • Weight: 0.600 lb
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