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Siemens Q1515AFCN Low Voltage Twin Tandem Combination Arc Fault Circuit Breaker, 120 V, 15 A, 10 kA Interrupt, Fixed Instantaneous/Thermal Magnetic Trip

Selected Q1515AFCNSiemens Q1515AFCN Low Voltage Twin Tandem Combination Arc Fault Circuit Breaker, 120 V, 15 A, 10 kA Interrupt, Fixed Instantaneous/Thermal Magnetic Trip
Q1515AFCNSiemens Q1515AFCN Low Voltage Twin Tandem Combination Arc Fault Circuit Breaker, 120 V, 15 A, 10 kA Interrupt, Fixed Instantaneous/Thermal Magnetic Trip

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Short Description

Siemens tandem AFCI breakers are the perfect solution to wiring made easier. The design allows for more circuits in a smaller load center. Installed indicator flags disappear when the load wires are inserted correctly. Siemens CAFCI plug-on breakers now have a single load lugs only. Wiring made easier with the neutral lug removed. These breakers can be installed in the same manner as the thermal magnetic breakers. This allows the installer to land ground and neutral conductors in the load center before installing the breaker and load conductor. Tandem AFCI breakers without the rejection feature can be installed in any panel that lists that breaker type or where a substitution letter exists for that breaker type. The schematic, located on the wiring diagram, will indicate the positions where these breakers can be placed by showing two circuits per space. The total circuits listed for panel should not be exceeded.

Features

  • One breaker feeds two circuits to save on space and time
  • Installed indicator flags disappear when the load wires are inserted correctly
  • Load lugs only
  • LED indicators for troubleshooting
  • Insta wire connectors

Specification

Frame
QTAN
Frequency Rating
60 Hz
Interrupt Rating
10 kA
Trip Range
200 to 350 A
Trip Type
Fixed Instantaneous/Thermal Magnetic
Type
Low Voltage Twin Tandem Combination
Voltage Rating
120 V
Standard & Approvals
ECCN EAR99, HACR/SWD Rated, NEC 210.12, UL Listed
Amperage Rating
15 A
Dimensions
3.78 in W
Connection Type
Plug-On Neutral

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