Built for commercial and industrial safety, the QOB125GFI is a 25A single-pole breaker offering Class A (6mA) ground fault protection. It operates at 120VAC with a 10 kAIC rating, ideal for areas requiring NEC-compliant GFCI coverage. This unit features a secure bolt-on mounting style engineered for Square D NQ and NQOD panelboards. It comes equipped with a pigtail neutral and accommodates 14-8 AWG copper wiring. The thermal-magnetic trip mechanism includes the Visi-Trip visual indicator.
The QOB125GFI is a bolt-on breaker designed exclusively for Square D NQ and NQOD panelboards. It cannot be installed in standard QO load centers, which require plug-on breakers.
What is the plug-on equivalent of the QOB125GFI?
If you need this exact 25A GFCI breaker for a standard QO residential load center, you will need the plug-on version, catalog number QO125GFI. The QOB125GFI is strictly for bolt-on panelboards.
How do I wire the neutral connection on the QOB125GFI?
The circuit's load neutral wire must be connected directly to the breaker's load neutral terminal. Then, the breaker's coiled white pigtail wire must be routed and connected to the panelboard's neutral bus bar to ensure the ground fault detection operates correctly.
What level of ground fault protection does this breaker offer?
The QOB125GFI provides Class A ground fault protection. It is engineered to trip when it detects a ground fault current between 4 and 6 milliamperes (mA), which is the standard required to protect personnel from severe electrical shock.
How can I tell if the QOB125GFI has tripped?
This breaker includes the Square D Visi-Trip indicator. When the breaker trips due to an overload, short circuit, or ground fault, the handle moves to the center position and a bright red indicator appears in the window, making it easy to spot in a crowded panelboard.
Can I use the QOB125GFI for a 240V circuit?
No, the QOB125GFI is a 1-pole breaker rated for 120VAC only. If you need to protect a 240V circuit, you must use a 2-pole GFCI breaker, such as the QOB225GFI.
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Customers rate this product 4.9 out of 5 based on 205 reviews.
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Customers say these electrical breakers arrive exactly as ordered and work perfectly for their intended applications. They consistently praise the competitive pricing, which many report is significantly lower than local suppliers. Fast shipping and prompt delivery are frequently highlighted, with many receiving orders within days or even next-day delivery for urgent needs. The breakers arrive well-packaged and in excellent condition. Many reviews emphasize the company's extensive inventory availability, particularly for hard-to-find breakers. One customer experienced difficulty with order cancellation and was charged a restocking fee, which caused dissatisfaction.