Built for commercial and industrial power systems, this 10A two-pole breaker delivers reliable thermal-magnetic protection. It is an ideal solution for safeguarding sensitive equipment and branch circuits. The front-mounting design installs into Eaton Quicklag panelboards and various OEM control panels. It utilizes a cable-in/cable-out connection method with box lugs that accommodate 14-4 AWG aluminum or copper wiring.
OEM Control Panels, Enclosures, Eaton Quicklag Panelboards
Wire Gauge
14-4 AWG (Al/Cu)
Max Wire
4 AWG
Min Wire
14 AWG
Protection and operation
Trip Technology
Thermal Magnetic
Trip Function Code
LI
Trip Function
Long-Time, Instantaneous
Trip Adjustability
Fixed
Standards and features
Available Options
Padlock Attachment, Shunt Trip, Auxiliary Switch, DIN Rail Adapter
Accessories
Line and Load Lugs Included
Standards
CSA C22.2 No. 5, UL 489
Approval
CSA, HACR, UL
Temp Rating
40C
Construction Features
HACR Rated, HID Rated, Non-Interchangeable Trip
Product FAQs
6 answers
How is the Eaton QCF2010 circuit breaker mounted?
The QCF2010 is designed for front-mount, through-the-door installations. It uses a cable-in/cable-out feed-thru connection method rather than plugging or bolting directly onto a busbar.
What types of panels and enclosures are compatible with the QCF2010?
This breaker is commonly installed in OEM control panels, custom enclosures, and Eaton Quicklag panelboards that support front-mounted, cable-in/cable-out breakers.
What is the difference between Eaton QCF, QCR, and QC circuit breakers?
While all three are cable-in/cable-out Quicklag breakers, they differ in mounting style. The QCF is designed for front-mounting through a door or cover, the QCR is built for DIN rail mounting, and the standard QC is a base-mounted breaker.
What wire sizes and materials are accepted by the QCF2010 terminals?
The box lug terminals on this breaker accept 14 AWG to 4 AWG wire and are rated for both aluminum and copper conductors.
Can the QCF2010 be used in 240V applications?
Yes, it is rated for 120/240VAC systems, making it suitable for single-phase 240V loads or 120V multi-wire branch circuits requiring a two-pole disconnect.
What does the LI trip function code mean on this breaker?
The LI designation indicates that the breaker provides Long-Time and Instantaneous trip functions. Long-Time protects against sustained overloads, while Instantaneous protects against sudden short circuits.
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