Questions and Answers for Square D Homeline 30 Amp 2-Pole GFCI Circuit Breaker - Box Packaging

A:  Most of the time two pole breakers feed two circuits. Wires go into a junction box and split to diferant directions breaking into two circuits. Is very possible the breaker will work normally using one side if breaks trip possible grounds and neutrals mixed

A:  Hello, Yes, you can use the HOM230GFI in a 120V application. Use the pole which contains the test button, otherwise the test button will not work. Connect the pigtail and load neutral per instructions. Regards.

A:  I've done the same thing and it works fine. In my case, I decided to also run the neutral line through the second pole. It doesn't seem to make a difference whether the neutral line bypasses the breaker or goes through it. The only difference is that when you switch off the breaker, it acts as a double-insulated switch to the RV.

A:  No. It will not work without a neutral conductor. FYI... You do NOT need to GFCI protect a hot water heater nor should you. A standard 2 pole breaker is all that is required per the National Electrical Code.

A:  It is designed to protect a 240V GFCI circuit. In my case a large industrial motor. Works great!

A:  1.The two hots go to load 2.Pig tail on breaker goes to grounded neutral bar in panel 3.Load ground wire to panel ground 4.Press test button to check 5.Load neutral connection on breaker left open if there is no load neutral The recommended wire size is 12-4AWG Aluminum or 14-6AWG copper Regards, Customer Care

A:  This breaker is designed for the protection of entire branch circuits in damp locations. The breaker has a load maximum of 240-Volt. It also has a 10,000 maximum air. You may also read the instructions/assembly under Info & Guides to give you an idea on installations.

A:  Hello, The HOM230GFI is a ground fault circuit Interrupter device protects us from receiving electric shocks from faults in the electrical devices we use in our home. It is ground-fault protection for personnel and trips in the 4-6 mA range. Regards, Customer Care Center

A:  Wired a Hot Tub. Household service was #10 wire, so 30 amp was largest to be used, had to alter 50 amp tub to 30 amp.

A:  I used this and a 20 amp same style breaker to power my Hot Springs Hot Tub !!!

A:  240 volt, I use mine for my large metal lathe.

A:  Both are the same ground-fault breakers. The GFI suffix has the breaker coming in our standard package quantity of one. The GFIC puts the breakers in the Clamshell packaging for Retail. There is one breaker per clamshell, but comes to the distributor in an overpack of three. Regards, Customer Care

A:  Hello, We don't suggest or recommend you use another manufactures breaker in your panel. It has and can start fires. Regards, Customer Care Center

A:  Be aware that there is no such thing as a 'standard' circuit breaker. Your included image is indeed a Homeline Square D breaker and panel, so this GFCI breaker will work for it.

A:  Yes

A:  Hello Mario, The Homeline load centers accept homeline breakers. Our QO load centers accept QO type of breakers. You will need to match the breaker with the type of load center you have. Regards, Customer Care Center

A:  I had the same concern, went to the store to make sure

A:  Hello, For troubleshooting you may contact us direct or your local electrician. For one-on-one phone consultation please contact us at (888) 778-2733 and select option ( 1 ) at the first and second menu prompts to speak directly to a Product Support Specialist. Our hours of operation are 8:00 a.m. Eastern time to 5:00 p.m. Pacific time. Regards, Customer Care Center