Homeline 20 Amp 2-Pole Circuit Breaker (6-Pack) by Schneider Electric Square D
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Homeline 20 Amp 2-Pole Circuit Breaker (6-Pack) by Schneider Electric Square D

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Homeline 20 Amp 2-Pole Circuit Breaker (6-Pack) by Schneider Electric Square DSquare D Homeline 20A 2 Pole Circuit Breaker, 6 Pack Square D Homeline 20A 2 pole circuit breakers provide reliable overload and short circuit protection for 120 240V AC systems. Designed for easy plug on installation in Homeline load centers and CSEDs, they feature thermal magnetic trip technology and a 10,000 AIR rating. Ideal for residential and single phase commercial applications. Key Features: Overload & Short Circuit Protection: Thermal

Square D Homeline 20A 2-Pole Circuit Breaker, 6-Pack

Square D Homeline 20A 2-pole circuit breakers provide reliable overload and short-circuit protection for 120/240V AC systems. Designed for easy plug-on installation in Homeline load centers and CSEDs, they feature thermal-magnetic trip technology and a 10,000 AIR rating. Ideal for residential and single-phase commercial applications.


Key Features:

  • Overload & Short-Circuit Protection: Thermal-magnetic trip unit delivers dependable circuit interruption
  • Homeline Compatibility: Fits Square D Homeline panels and CSED devices for seamless integration
  • Easy Plug-On Install: Quick, tool-friendly installation reduces downtime
  • Residential-Ready: Optimized for 120/240V single-phase systems with 10,000 AIR rating
  • Value 6-Pack: Includes six 20A 2-pole breakers for multi-circuit projects

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Series Homeline
Maximum Amperage 20A
Poles 2-pole (common trip)
Voltage 120/240 VAC
AIC Rating 10,000 AIR
Mounting Type Plug-On
Trip Unit Thermal Magnetic
Breaker Type Standard
Connection Type Non-Neutral
Pack Size 6
Product Weight 0.67 lb
Product Height 3.13 in
Product Width 2 in
Product Depth 2.98 in
Certifications UL Listed
Warranty Limited lifetime warranty for the lifetime of the Homeline load center in which installed

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Will these breakers fit non-Homeline panels?
A: No. They are designed specifically for Square D Homeline load centers and compatible CSEDs.


Q: What is the interrupt rating (AIR)?
A: 10,000 AIR at 120/240V AC.


Q: What type of trip mechanism do they use?
A: Thermal-magnetic standard trip.


Q: Are these suitable for aluminum or copper conductors?
A: Yes, they are rated for Al/Cu conductors per the product labeling.


Q: What is included in the pack?
A: Six Homeline 20A 2-pole circuit breakers.


Clean, Confident Power Management

These Homeline breakers bring crisp functionality to the backbone of a well-appointed home. The compact, plug-on design keeps panels orderly while the strong 20-amp, common-trip action assures harmony across your electrical landscape. Pair them with a neatly labeled Homeline load center for a visually tidy, high-performance utility space. Consider them the silent guardians of luxurious living—power that’s polished and precise.


Equip your Homeline panel with reliable 20A protection—add this 6-pack to your project today.

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