Questions and Answers for GE Q-Line 15 Amp Single-Pole Arc Fault Combination Circuit Breaker

A:  Thank you for your question. No, the GFCI will not allow a shared neutral.

A:  Both the black and white wire from the load must be connected to the circuit breaker.

A:  Thanks for the question. This unit is designed and tested to be used in GE load centers only. We don't recommend using in any competitor's panels.

A:  I'm not familiar with Thomas but if it fits it will most likely be fine

A:  I don't have the exact answer to your question, but I replaced all of my breakers with these approximately 1 year ago and have not had a single trip. Hope that helps...

A:  It has been modified over time to reduce nuisance tripping. We receive very few complaints in this regard.

A:  I've not had any false trips by two of these in my breaker box.

A:  yes, just make sure you use pentrox on the connection point where wire connects to breaker. it stops corrosion thats caused by two different metals touching each other.

A:  CAFCI is the new improved AFCI The only difference is the CAFCI will additionally protect for Series circuit wiring Arc faults All other functions are the same. NOTE GFCI breakers perform a different function than AFCI or CAFCI

A:  I forgot to mention that the number for the Q-Line afci/gfci combo is THQL1115DFP.

A:  No, it's a newer design that detects two different types of arc faults, Hot to ground as wall as hot to neutral. There are AFCI/GFCI combination devices made, but this is not one of them.

A:  No, its only AFCI, the C/combo refers to it being able to sense a variety of arc faults.

A:  Thank you for your question regarding the THQL1115AFP2. It is shared/mixed neutral compatible. Please reference page 5 of the product brochure for information regarding this feature for the THQL1115AF2. Please note the THQL1115AF2 and THQL1115AFP2 are the same model. The only difference is the "P" references retail packaging.

A:  Go to this ge website for full details and explanation GE arc fault breaker technology does allow use for circuit with shared neutral http://apps.geindustrial.com

A:  No it will not work. Those circuits each require their own dedicated neutral.

A:  As per manufacture you should only use breakers specifically listed for that panel and upon electrical inspection they will be looking for that. That said GE THQ style breakers will fit in a cutler hammer CL style panel but the breakers will not fit in the cutler CH style panel.

A:  No it will not fit the cutler hammer panel box

A:  Not enough information to answer this question If vanity outlet is within 5 ft of a water source it will need to be gfci protected The breaker must always be equal to or rated for the lightest wire gauge used in that circuit

A:  I'm afraid I don't understand your question. What breaker would you be replacing? 15 amp / 120 volt is usually the smallest size breaker in a residential load center.

A:  Magnasilver, I have the same GE Power Mark Gold panel and use these breakers for the bedrooms. It fits just fine.

A:  Yes, it is UL listed for GE Power Mark Gold load centers.