A215 - 15 Amp Circuit Breaker

A215 - 15 Amp Circuit Breaker

The A215 15 Amp 2-Pole Circuit Breaker is a smart pick when you need solid circuit protection but do not have much room left in the panel. Its space-saver design gives electricians and maintenance teams a compact option for compatible load centers, especially in older panels or crowded electrical setups where every slot counts. This breaker uses a plug-in style connection and includes power stabs on the outside, so matching it to the proper panel configuration is important before installation.

With a 15 amp rating, 2-pole design, and 10kA A.I.C. rating at 120/240VAC, the A215 is built to help protect branch circuits from overloads and short circuits. It is a straightforward, no-nonsense breaker for replacement jobs, service work, and light commercial or residential electrical systems where dependable performance and proper fit matter.

Key Features and Benefits

• Space-saver design: Helps make better use of panel space.
• 15 amp, 2-pole breaker: Designed for 120/240VAC applications.
• 10kA A.I.C. rating: Provides reliable fault interruption.
• Plug-in mounting style: Supports easier replacement.
• Outside power stabs: Designed for compatible panel setups.
• Compact 1-inch width: Works well in tight electrical enclosures.
• Circuit protection: Helps protect circuits from overload and short-circuit conditions.
  

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: A215
  
• Amperage: 15 Amps
  
• Poles: 2
  
• Voltage Rating: 120/240VAC
  
• A.I.C. Rating: 10kA
  
• Frame Type: A
  
• Mounting Type: Plug-In
  
• Breaker Type: Space-Saver Circuit Breaker
  
• Dimensions:
  • Width: 1.00"
  • Height: 3.38"
  • Depth: 2.63"
• Additional Notes: Power Stabs on the Outside
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• The A215 circuit breaker is intended for use in compatible electrical distribution equipment that requires proper overcurrent protection. It should be installed according to applicable electrical codes, panel requirements, and manufacturer guidelines. A qualified electrician should confirm compatibility before use.
  

Where It Works Best

• Residential breaker panels
• Apartment and multi-family electrical systems
• Retail stores and office buildings
• Light commercial facilities
• HVAC and air conditioning circuits
• Lighting and appliance branch circuits
• Electrical panels with limited available space
• Repair and replacement work in compatible load centers