BA115AFCH - 15A AFCI Circuit Breaker

BA115AFCH  - 15A AFCI Circuit Breaker

If you're upgrading a panel or replacing a breaker that needs AFCI protection, the BA115AFCH is a straightforward, reliable option. This is a 15-amp, single-pole combination AFCI circuit breaker, built to detect arc faults early—before they turn into bigger (and more expensive) problems. What makes this one worth considering is the combination of AFCI protection. It doesn't just pick up one type of arc fault—it covers both series and parallel arcs, which is exactly what current code is looking for in many residential circuits. It's also a bolt-on breaker, so it mounts directly and securely to the panel. No shifting, no loose connection points. Once it's installed, it stays put—which is exactly what you want in electrical protection. On top of that, it carries a 22kA interrupting rating at 120/240VAC, allowing it to handle higher fault currents without hesitation. In plain terms, it's built to do its job and keep your system protected without needing constant attention.

Key Features and Benefits

• Combination AFCI protection (detects both series and parallel arc faults)
• 15 amp, single-pole breaker for standard branch circuits
• 22kA interrupting rating for strong fault protection
• Bolt-on design for a tight, secure fit in the panel
• Helps meet modern electrical code requirements
• Simple, dependable operation

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: BA115AFCH
  
• Type: BAFH2
  
• Poles: 1
  
• Amperage: 15A
  
• Voltage: 120/240VAC
  
• Interrupting Rating: 22kA
  
• Mounting: Bolt-On
  
• Dimensions: 5" H x 1" W x 3" D
  
• Ship Weight: Not Available
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• UL listed for AFCI and molded case circuit breaker applications
• Designed to meet NEC (National Electrical Code) arc-fault requirements
• Built with durable internal components for consistent performance

Where It Works Best

• The BA115AFCH fits right into applications where AFCI protection is required or simply a smart upgrade:
• Residential circuits like bedrooms, living rooms, and similar spaces
• Panel upgrades or replacements using bolt-on breakers
• Light commercial electrical systems
• New construction builds need code-compliant protection