Siemens QF250A Circuit Breaker, GFCI, Type Q, 50 A, 2 -Pole, 120/240 V, Plug Mounting, Black

• Resists false tripping, shielded to prevent RF interference
• Standard 1 in per pole format with plug-in design

Voltage

240

Mounting Type

Plug

Warranty

1 Year

Certifications

UL, CSA

Amperage

50 Amp

Manufacturer Warranty

1 Year

Breaker Type

Double Pole

Certifications and Listings

UL Listed

Circuit Breaker Type

GFCI

Maximum Amperage

50

Number of Poles

2

Product Depth (in.)

2

Product Height (in.)

7.75

Product Width (in.)

5.25

Pack Size

1

UNSPSC

39121601

Height

3.00

Length

2.00

Width

7.00

Hazardous Material

No

Country Origin Code

PH

Trip Sensitivity

5 mA

Color

Black

Wire Size

14 to 10 AWG

Type

GFCI Type Q

Operating Frequency

60 Hz

Application

For use in spas, hot tubs, kitchens, bathrooms and more

Current Rating

50 A

Actuator Type

Magnetic Thermal

Terminal Type

Lug

Interrupt Rating

10 kA

Dimensions

6.9 in W x 12.6 in D x 8 in H

Nomenclature

QF250A/QF250 GFCI BREAKR 2P50A

Frame Size

2″

Number of Phases

1

P65 Warning

The following product(s) can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov

Each Product Weight

8 pound

Selling Package Depth

5

Minimum Sell Quantity

1

AMPS

50 amps

Volts

120/240 V

Depth

2.38″

UL Listed

Yes

Packaging Type

Bulk

Indoor or Outdoor

Indoor and Outdoor

Circuit Protection Type

Ground Fault

CSA Listed

Yes

Defective Code

A

Each Weight

0.600 LB

Returnable

Yes

Velocity

D

Alternative UPC

887621216757

Product Type

Circuit Breaker

Product Overview CIRCUIT BREAKER GFCI QF 2P 50A

Ground fault circuit interrupters are an effective means of preventing severe electrical shock. To protect equipment from damaging ground faults, Siemens GFCIs continuously monitor the difference in current between the hot and neutral conductors. If the electricity going to an outlet equals the current coming back from the outlet, the GFCI is dormant. If the electricity going to an outlet is greater than 5 mA than the current coming back from the outlet, the GFCI will open the circuit to stop of flow of electricity.