Eaton’s BR circuit breakers are used in indoor and outdoor BR loadcenters, spa panels, meter breakers and sub panels. They are designed for a wide range of applications such as high short-circuit interrupt, series rating combinations with upstream main breakers, thermal magnetic, AFCI, GFCI, equipment protection and dual function AF/GF.
Follow these simple steps to quickly and easily install Eaton's PON circuit breakers.
Eaton's ground fault current interrupters (GFCIs) provide superior safety where electricity may come into contact with water. GFCIs are required in any application near water such as kitchen countertops, bathrooms, swimming pools, hot tubs, and outdoor receptacles. They immediately break the circuit when electrical current leakage is detected, reducing the risk of shock and electrocution.
Arcing faults are responsible for starting more than 28,000 home fires and causing over $700 million in property damage each year in the United States. Eaton's arc fault circuit interrupters (AFCIs) can detect these arcs behind the walls and quickly turn off power before an arc causes a potential fire. Eaton's arc fault technology has been proven through arc fault breakers and has gone through several iterations to reduce unwanted nuisance tripping due to interference from devices or appliances. Arc fault circuit interrupters have been established as a stable technology which can be used in conjunction with various loads through the home in both AFCI breakers and AFCI receptacles.
Eaton’s arc fault/ground ground (AF/GF) circuit interrupters were developed in response to the 2014 National Electrical Code that now requires AFCI protection in kitchens and laundry areas as well as the historical requirement of ground fault protection. The AF/GF circuit interrupter provides quick installation and a single location to easily access and identify tripped circuits.
Specially designed for easy installation, Eaton's BR 1-inch load centers house the branch circuit breakers and the wiring required to distribute power to individual circuits. The branch breakers protect the wires leading to individual electrical loads such as fixtures and outlets.
Our BR plug-on neutral load center platform eliminates the pigtail connection providing you time and labor savings and a professional look and feel.
When two or more overcurrent protective devices (OCPDs) are connected in series, the interrupting current rating of the downstream device or devices should be less than the interrupting current rating of the system.
Learn more at Eaton.com/seriesratings
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