BF115AHH - 15Amp Circuit Breaker

BF115AHH - 15 Amp Circuit Breaker

When safety is part of the job, you don’t want to guess—you want a breaker that does exactly what it’s supposed to, every time. The BF115AHH is a 15 amp, single-pole circuit breaker with built-in 5mA GFCI protection, designed to shut things down fast if a ground fault shows up. That’s the kind of protection that helps reduce shock risk in places where people are working close to electricity. This unit uses a thermal magnetic trip, so it covers both overloads and short circuits without any fuss. It also carries a 65k A.I.C. rating at 115VAC, which means it’s capable of handling higher fault conditions without becoming the weak link in your system. The bolt-on style keeps it firmly in place, and the narrow width makes it easy to work into tighter panel setups where space is already spoken for. It’s a straightforward, dependable breaker—no extras you don’t need, just the protection you do.

Key Features and Benefits

• 5mA GFCI protection: helps reduce the risk of electrical shock
• Thermal magnetic trip: handles both overloads and short circuits
• 65k A.I.C. rating @ 115VAC: for solid fault interruption capability
• Bolt-on mounting: provides a secure, stable connection
• Slim 1-inch width: works well in tight or crowded panels
• Built for consistent performance: in everyday use

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: BF115AHH
  
• Poles: 1
  
• Amperage: 15A
  
• Voltage: 115VAC
  
• Interrupting Rating: 65k A.I.C.
  
• Type: HBLF2
  
• Protection: Thermal Magnetic with GFCI (5mA)
  
• Mounting: Bolt-On
  
• Dimensions: 3.88" H × 1.0" W × 3.0" D
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

Industry Standards: This breaker is built to meet standard industry expectations for safety and performance, including UL requirements for circuit protection and GFCI functionality. It’s designed to perform reliably in environments where code compliance and safety matter.

Where It Works Best

You’ll typically see the BF115AHH used in areas where GFCI protection is required or just makes sense—things like maintenance areas, workshops, commercial kitchens, labs, and similar spaces. It’s also a good option for panel upgrades when you need to add ground fault protection without reworking the entire setup.