Part of Eaton's modern safety lineup, the BRP115GF is a 15-amp ground-fault interrupter designed to prevent electrical shock in moisture-prone areas. It delivers 5mA trip sensitivity, ensuring NEC compliance for bathrooms and kitchens. This single-pole breaker is engineered for Eaton BR Plug-On Neutral load centers. By eliminating the pigtail wire, it connects to the neutral bar for a cleaner panel layout. The 10 kAIC unit includes self-testing capabilities and an LED trip indicator.
What is the difference between the Eaton BRP115GF and the BR115GF?
The BRP115GF is a plug-on neutral breaker designed specifically for Eaton BR Plug-on Neutral load centers. It connects directly to the neutral bar, eliminating the need for a pigtail wire. The BR115GF is the standard pigtail version used in traditional panels.
Can I install the BRP115GF in a standard Eaton BR load center that is not plug-on neutral?
No. The BRP115GF lacks a pigtail wire and requires the specialized neutral bar found only in Eaton BR Plug-on Neutral load centers. For standard panels, you must use the pigtail version, catalog number BR115GF.
Does the BRP115GF require a separate neutral wire connection to the panel?
No. Because it is a plug-on neutral breaker, it clips directly onto the neutral bar in a compatible Eaton BR Plug-on Neutral load center. This eliminates the need to route and terminate a separate pigtail wire, resulting in a cleaner panel layout.
What level of ground fault protection does the BRP115GF provide?
This breaker provides Class A ground fault protection with a 5mA trip sensitivity. It is designed to protect personnel from electrical shock in moisture-prone areas like bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor receptacles, while also providing standard thermal-magnetic overcurrent protection.
How do I troubleshoot a tripped BRP115GF breaker?
The BRP115GF features built-in self-test diagnostics and an LED indicator. If the breaker trips, the LED will help you identify whether the trip was caused by a ground fault or a standard overload condition.
What does the LIG trip function code mean on the BRP115GF?
LIG stands for Long-Time, Instantaneous, and Ground Fault. This means the breaker provides thermal protection for overloads (Long-Time), magnetic protection for short circuits (Instantaneous), and 5mA personnel protection for ground faults.
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