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GE Q-Line THQL1115DFP 15-Amp Single-Pole Dual Function AFCI/GFCI Circuit Breaker

GE Q-Line THQL1115DFP 15-Amp Single-Pole Dual Function AFCI/GFCI Circuit Breaker

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15A Dual-Function AFCI/GFCI Breaker, Single-Pole

GE’s Q-Line THQL1115DFP breaker combines AFCI and GFCI protection in one unit to guard against arc faults and ground faults on 120V branch circuits. Plug-on installation with pigtail neutral makes it ideal for GE/ABB residential load centers.


Key Features:

  • Dual Protection: Combines CAFCI and GFCI to help prevent electrical fires and shock hazards
  • LED Trip Diagnostics: Indicates last known trip condition for faster troubleshooting
  • Self-Test Feature: Meets UL requirements for continuous ground-fault self-testing
  • Dedicated Neutral Required: Designed for use with a dedicated (non‑shared) neutral conductor
  • GE/ABB Compatibility: Fits GE and ABB residential panels; plug-on mount with pigtail connection

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Series Q-Line
Amperage 15 A
Poles Single-pole
Interruption Type AFCI/GFCI (Dual Function)
Voltage 120 V
AIC Rating 10,000
Mounting Type Plug-On
Connection Type Pigtail neutral
Trip Unit Electronic
Certifications UL Listed
Product Height 3.3 in
Product Width 1 in
Product Depth 3 in
Pack Size 1
Number of Spaces 1
Compatibility GE and ABB residential panels
Diagnostics LED indicates last known trip condition; clears via instructed sequence
Self-Test Meets June 2015 UL self-test requirement for ground-fault circuit breakers
Neutral Requirement Dedicated neutral; not for shared neutrals

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Will this work in my panel?
A: It is compatible with GE and ABB residential load centers that accept Q-Line breakers; check your panel model to confirm.


Q: What circuits should use this breaker?
A: Commonly used on 15A kitchen and laundry branch circuits where both AFCI and GFCI protection are required by NEC.


Q: Does it require a neutral connection?
A: Yes. It must be installed with a dedicated neutral and cannot share a neutral with other circuits.


Q: How do I test the breaker?
A: Use the front GF TEST and AF TEST buttons; the unit also performs automatic self-tests per UL requirements.


Q: What is the voltage and interrupt rating?
A: Rated 120V with 10,000 AIC interruption rating.


Safety with Sleek, Space-Savvy Simplicity

This compact breaker quietly elevates a home’s backbone—its electrical system—with dual protection that feels both intelligent and refined. The front diagnostics and tactile test buttons add a modern utility aesthetic to the load center. Pair it with a neatly labeled panel and cable management to keep the service area crisp and orderly. Thoughtful safety like this is a cornerstone of effortless, luxurious living.


Upgrade to dual AFCI/GFCI protection today for smarter safety and code-ready performance in your home.

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