Engineered for modern residential applications, this 15-amp ground-fault interrupter eliminates the pigtail connection for cleaner gutter space. It mounts into Siemens plug-on neutral load centers to provide 5mA personnel protection. Replacing the older Q215GF model, this unit features self-testing capabilities and a 10kAIC rating to meet current NEC requirements for wet or damp locations.
What is the difference between the Siemens Q215GFN and the Q215GF?
The Q215GFN features a Plug-On Neutral connection, which eliminates the pigtail wire and connects directly to the neutral bar in compatible panels. The Q215GF is the standard version that includes a pigtail wire for the neutral connection.
Which load centers are compatible with the Q215GFN?
This breaker is designed exclusively for Siemens Plug-On Neutral load centers, such as the SN and PN series. It will not fit older panels that require a pigtail neutral connection.
What level of ground fault protection does this breaker provide?
It is a Class A GFCI device. It is designed to trip when it detects a ground fault current imbalance of 4 to 6 milliamps, providing personnel protection against electrical shock.
Does this GFCI breaker include a self-test feature?
Yes, it includes an automatic self-test feature that continuously monitors the breaker's ability to protect against ground faults, complying with UL 943 standards. If the internal circuitry is compromised, the breaker will trip itself.
Can I use this 2-pole GFCI on a 240V circuit that does not have a load neutral?
Yes. A load neutral is not required on the circuit for straight 240V applications. However, the breaker itself must still be seated properly on the panel's neutral bar to power its internal GFCI circuitry.
How does the plug-on neutral design change the installation process?
The plug-on neutral design allows the breaker to clip directly onto the load center's neutral bar. This eliminates the need to route and terminate a separate pigtail wire, freeing up gutter space and reducing installation time.
What applications are suitable for a 15A 2-pole GFCI breaker?
It is commonly used for 240V circuits requiring ground fault protection, such as small hot tubs, pool pumps, radiant floor heating, and specific outdoor or wet-location equipment rated for 15 amps.
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