B215GF - 15 Amp GFCI Circuit Breaker

B215GF - 15 Amp GFCI Circuit Breaker

If you’re working on a circuit where safety actually matters (and it usually does), the B215GF 2-pole 15 amp GFCI circuit breaker is a solid, no-drama choice. It’s designed to catch ground faults the moment they happen and shut power off before things get dangerous. This is a Class A GFCI breaker with a 5mA trip level, which is what you want when the goal is protecting people—not just equipment. It’s the kind of protection required in areas like kitchens, bathrooms, garages, and outdoor circuits where moisture or direct contact is part of the environment. It runs on 120/240VAC and carries a 10kA interrupting rating, so it’s not just sensitive—it can actually handle fault conditions when they occur. The 2-pole design makes it a practical fit for shared neutral circuits or straight 240V applications that still need GFCI coverage. No overthinking here. It installs as it should, fits where it’s supposed to, and does its job when it counts.

Key Features and Benefits

• Class A GFCI protection (5mA): Trips fast to help prevent electrical shock
• 2-pole configuration: Works for 120/240V and shared neutral circuits
• 15 amp rating: Common choice for residential and light commercial use
• 10kA interrupting capacity: Handles real-world fault conditions
• BLFB frame type: Designed for proper panel compatibility
• Quick, reliable trip response when a fault is detected
• Compact size that doesn’t crowd your panel

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: B215GF
  
• Poles: 2
  
• Amperage: 15A
  
• Voltage Rating: 120/240VAC
  
• Interrupting Capacity: 10kA
  
• Frame Type: BLFB
  
• GFCI Class: Class A (5mA)
  
• Dimensions: 5.0" H x 2.0" W x 3.0" D
  
• Ship Weight: Not specified
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• UL Listed for safety and performance
• Meets NEC requirements for GFCI-protected circuits
• Class A rated (5mA) for personnel protection
• Built with quality internal components for consistent operation over time

Where It Works Best

• Kitchens and bathrooms
• Garages and basements
• Outdoor receptacle circuits
• Laundry areas
• Light commercial spaces
• 240V or multi-wire branch circuits requiring GFCI protection