Questions and Answers for Square D Homeline (2) 15 Amp Single-Pole (1) 40 Amp 2-Pole Quad Tandem Circuit Breaker

A:  The HOMT1515240CP is a CTL type Circuit Breaker. Regards, Schneider Electric Customer Care.

A:  Hello, Unfortunately, we do not offer a handle tie for the 2 single poles of the Quad Homeline breaker. Regards.

A:  Not sure I am totally following your question. Only the hot wires are connected to the breaker (black for the two 15A breakers and Black & Red for the 2-pole 50A breakers. The neutrals (white wires) go back to the neutral buss bar in the panel, just like the grounds (bare copper) go back to the ground buss bar in the panel.

A:  Yes, your panel will hold up to 10 of these tandem breakers.

A:  It will work with no problems

A:  It depends on your box configuration. According to the mfg, it fits CSED boxes but only in certain positions. I recommend you get on the Schneider Electric web site and read the Homeline CSED Circuit Breaker Installation Instructions PDF.

A:  Hello, The HOMT1515220CP is designed to work in load centers that accept tandem type circuit breakers. Per your description of your load center 30 space 40 circuit yes. It will accept 10 tandem breakers. Regards, Customer Care Center

A:  If the 2 spots are in line with each other otherwise you will have to move 1 of the existing breakers to create the required space.

A:  Not all Homeline interiors will accept "Tandem" branch breakers. Do you know if you currently have tandems installed? If you are uncertain, it would be best to get the catalog number of the interior and contact our Technical Support group. 888-778-2733 opt 1 for Tech Support.

A:  Depends on your panel. If it will accept the HOM-type breakers, then yes, it will be perfect.

A:  Yes, assuming you have a Homeline panel. Two adjacent slots will have both poles of the line, so you get 220 VAC from the two 30 amp breakers. Perfect for an electric clothes dryer. They also have a 50 amp double pole plus two 20 amp singles for running an electric stove.

A:  This is the one you need.

A:  Generally, no, each 220V device must be on it's own separate circuit. There may be exceptions I don't know about, but I wouldn't count on it. Unless you don't live in the US. Most foreign places use 220V everywhere and can run lots of things on the same circuit. Food for comments!

A:  Yes, This single breaker is just like two 15 amp single pole breakers and one 30 amp two pole breaker all in one package.

A:  Yes

A:  Yes, please confirm load requirements.

A:  If your microwave needs a 120 VAC 15 amp line, then this breaker will work. The two 15 amp breakers are independent. They don't even know the 30 amp section is there. The 30 amp are linked so they form a 220 VAC 30 amp circuit for a dryer or water heater. Note: You must have a Homeline panel for this to fit.

A:  I'm afraid this is insufficient information. Please call our Technical Support group at 1-888-SQUARED (1-888-778-2733), option 1-1-4, for further discussion.

A:  The plastic cutouts on top are to short for the cutler-hammer box. Had to trim about 1/4 inch of each of the two slots on top to make them longer and it fit perfectly.

A:  No, you need a Siemens BQ-type breaker. They have different configurations on the back that prevent you from using different types.

A:  No, I'm afraid it will not.

A:  I don't know. Without a professional electrician, your best bet is to remove a breaker from your panel and take it to the store and compare. Look really carefully from all angles. The half width size only fits in certain locations in my panel.

A:  No, you can not.