SQUARE D
SQUARE D QOU115HM Circuit Breaker 15A 1 Pole 120/240V
Miniature circuit breaker rated 15 A with high-magnetic trip for air-conditioning and refrigeration loads, single-pole 120/240 V AC, 48 V DC, 10 kA interrupting.
- High magnetic trip protects A/C and refrigeration motors
- 15 A single-pole rating fits standard 120/240 V panels
- 10 kA interrupting capacity clears faults safely
- Reversible slotted box lug speeds wiring on line or load
- DIN-rail or surface mount suits QO load centres
15 A QOU Miniature Breaker
This Square D QOU miniature circuit breaker carries a 15 A rating on a single pole. It protects 120/240 V AC branch circuits and is rated for 48 V DC as well. The high-magnetic trip curve suits air-conditioning, refrigeration and heating loads where inrush current is common.
QO Panelboard Upgrade
The breaker mounts on a DIN rail or surface and fits QO-series panelboards or load centres. Its reversible slotted box lug accepts line or load conductors without re-wiring the terminal orientation. A 10 kA interrupting rating at 120/240 V AC replaces lower-rated devices when higher fault-current protection is required.
Build Integration
The toggle actuator provides clear on/off indication for maintenance crews. The 100 A frame size leaves space in the same panel for additional single-pole breakers. Installers needing multi-pole or higher-amperage protection must select a different QOU model.
Highlights
- High magnetic trip protects A/C and refrigeration motors
- 15 A single-pole rating fits standard 120/240 V panels
- 10 kA interrupting capacity clears faults safely
- Reversible slotted box lug speeds wiring on line or load
- DIN-rail or surface mount suits QO load centres
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 15 A QOU115HM fit a standard QO load center?
Yes, it is built for the QO panelboard series and mounts on a DIN rail or surface mount within that system.
How do I install the breaker and what step is often missed?
Snap the single-pole unit onto the DIN rail, then torque the slotted box lug terminals — reversible line and load — to the specified value so connections stay secure.
When should the 10 kA high-magnetic breaker be replaced?
Replace it after a fault trip that exceeds the 10 kA interrupting rating, if the toggle mechanism feels loose, or when the 15 A thermal element shows signs of overheating.
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