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GE Q-Line THQL 15-Amp 1-Pole Combination Arc Fault Circuit Breaker - 71223240

GE Q-Line THQL 15-Amp 1-Pole Combination Arc Fault Circuit Breaker - 71223240

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GE Q-Line THQL 15-Amp 1-Pole Combination Arc Fault Circuit Breaker - 71223240 

This GE Q-Line 15 Amp 1 in. single pole Arc Fault combination circuit breaker detects Arc Fault in both parallel and series wiring. The circuit breaker has a tin-plated copper stab that creates permanent and corrosion-resistant connection. The calibration screw is cemented to prevent shifting and provides a stable connection. The attached screw creates a stable calibration for optimum performance. The breaker case is made of heat-resistant thermoset for stability and structural integrity.

Features
  • Use to detect and mitigate arc faults in both parallel and series wiring

  • 2-Position push button test validates arc detection capability

  • Quick make, quick break switch

  • Box-type terminals

  • Tin-plated copper stabs create reliable, permanent and corrosion-resistant connections

  • Box type terminals

  • Calibration screw is cemented to prevent shifting

  • Breaker case is made of heat-resistant thermostat for stability and structural integrity

  • Trips to the center position

What our Experts Think
  • Advanced fire-safety protection (15A AFCI)
    Detects dangerous arc faults in wiring and shuts off power to help reduce the risk of electrical fires in residential branch circuits.
  • Combination arc fault detection (series + parallel)
    Provides broader protection by identifying both types of arc faults that can occur from damaged wires or loose connections.
  • Designed for GE Q-Line load centers
    Compatible with GE/ABB residential panels using THQL breakers, ensuring proper fit and reliable operation.
  • 1-pole, 120V branch circuit use
    Ideal for standard home circuits such as bedrooms, living rooms, and general lighting/outlets.
  • Built-in test function & trip indication
    Includes a test button and center-trip position to quickly identify when protection has activated.
  • Durable, heat-resistant construction
    Engineered with a thermoset case and copper stab connection for long-term stability and corrosion resistance.
  • Code-compliant residential safety upgrade
    Meets modern electrical safety standards where AFCI protection is required in many home installations.
Q&A

Q: What is this breaker used for?
A: It provides combination Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter (AFCI) protection for 120V branch circuits, helping prevent electrical fires caused by arc faults in home wiring.

Q: What type of protection does it offer?
A: It detects both series and parallel arc faults and automatically shuts off power when a dangerous condition is detected.

Q: Where is it typically installed?
A: In residential GE Q-Line load centers for circuits like bedrooms, living rooms, and other AFCI-required areas.

Q: Is it compatible with GE panels?
A: Yes, it is designed specifically for GE Q-Line / ABB ReliaHome residential load centers.

Q: Does it include a test function?
A: Yes, it has a built-in test button to verify arc fault protection is working properly.

Q: What does “combination AFCI” mean?
A: It protects against both series arcs (loose/broken connections) and parallel arcs (hot-to-neutral faults) for broader safety coverage.

Q: What is the main benefit?
A: It helps reduce the risk of electrical fires while meeting modern electrical code requirements for AFCI protection in homes.


Maintenance Tips
  • Test monthly: Press the built-in test button to confirm arc-fault protection is working properly.
  • Reset correctly after trip: Move handle fully OFF, then ON to restore protection after a trip event.
  • Avoid circuit overloads: Keep load within 15A rating to prevent nuisance tripping and overheating.
  • Inspect panel condition: Ensure breaker is firmly seated, dry, and free from dust or corrosion.
  • Watch for frequent trips: Repeated tripping may indicate wiring issues, loose connections, or arc faults requiring electrician inspection.
  • Check test response: If test button fails or behaves inconsistently, replace breaker immediately.
  • Keep neutral connections secure: Loose neutrals can affect AFCI sensing and performance.
  • Do not bypass AFCI protection: Always replace with a compatible GE Q-Line breaker when needed for safety compliance.