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EATON GFXBC Series GFCI Circuit Breakers
Eaton GFXBC Series GFCI circuit breakers protect equipment and personnel from electric shocks caused by ground faults. They are ideal for use in the construction, manufacturing, healthcare, hospitality and agriculture industries.
Style | Model | Price (ex. VAT) | |
---|---|---|---|
A | GFXBC110B2 | €1,731.69 | |
A | GFXBC115B2 | €1,731.69 | |
A | GFXBC120B2 | - | RFQ
|
A | GFXBC110B1 | €1,731.69 | |
A | GFXBC115B1 | - | RFQ
|
A | GFXBC140B2 | €1,924.30 | |
A | GFXBC132B1 | €1,660.27 | |
A | GFXBC120B1 | €1,731.69 | |
A | GFXBC130B1 | €1,731.69 | |
A | GFXBC116B1 | €1,731.69 | |
A | GFXBC125B1 | €1,731.69 | |
A | GFXBC130B2 | - | RFQ
|
Working Mechanism
- GFCI circuit breakers compare the current flowing through the hot wire to the current flowing through the neutral wire.
- Under normal conditions, the amount of current flowing through both wires should be equal, meaning that the current is flowing along the intended path.
- However, if there is a ground fault, some of the current will be diverted to a ground path, such as through a person's body.
- This will cause an imbalance in the current between the hot and neutral wires, which the GFCI circuit breaker will detect.
- When this happens, the circuit breaker will quickly trip and interrupt the flow of electricity to the circuit, which helps to prevent electric shock.
Features
- Eaton GFXBC Series GFCI circuit breakers have an interrupt rating of 3kAIC.
- These single-pole circuit breakers have a trip sensitivity of 10mA.
Standards and Approvals
- UL
- CSA
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should GFCI circuit breakers be tested?
GFCI circuit breakers should be tested regularly, at least once a month, to ensure they are functioning correctly.
How do I reset a tripped GFCI circuit breaker?
- Make sure all devices and appliances connected to the circuit are unplugged.
- Locate the circuit breaker panel and find the tripped GFCI circuit breaker.
- Press the breaker switch to the 'off' position and then back to the 'on' position.
How do I know if a GFCI circuit breaker is working properly?
- To test a GFCI circuit breaker, locate the test button on the breaker and press it.
- This should cause the breaker to trip and interrupt the flow of electricity.
- Press the reset button to restore power to the circuit.
- If the breaker does not trip when the test button is pressed, it may indicate that the GFCI device is not functioning properly and should be replaced.