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Eaton GFCB Series plug-in circuit breakers protect the electrical circuits inside a panel or connected equipment from overcurrents and short circuits. They are used in load centres & panelboards.
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I| Style | Model | Number Of Poles | Voltage | Voltage Type | Frame Type | Price | |
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| A | GFCB115 | 1 | 120V AC | AC | BR | £127.05 | |
| B | GFCB130 | 1 | 120V AC | AC | BR | - | RFQ
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| C | GFCB125 | 1 | 120V AC | AC | BR | - | RFQ
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| D | GFCB140 | 1 | 120V AC | AC | BR | £92.35 | |
| E | GFCB220 | 2 | 240V | AC | BR | - | RFQ
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| F | GFCB230 | 2 | 240V | AC | BR | - | RFQ
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| C | GFCB240 | 2 | 240V | AC | BR | £284.20 | |
| G | GFCB215 | 2 | 240V | AC | BR | - | RFQ
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| H | GFCB250 | 2 | 240V | AC | BR | £157.26 | |
| I | GFCB260 | 2 | 240V | AC | BR | - | RFQ
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A plug-in circuit breaker is designed to be easily plugged into a panelboard or load centre, while a standard circuit breaker is hard-wired into the electrical system.
The appropriate size of plug-in circuit breaker for your application depends on the amperage & voltage of the circuit, the type of load being powered and the length & gauge of the wires.
To test a plug-in circuit breaker, use a multimeter to check for continuity and proper voltage levels.