CH315SW - 15 Amp Switching Neutral Circuit Breaker

CH315SW - 15 Amp Switching Neutral Circuit Breaker

The CH315SW is built for situations where a standard breaker won’t cut it—specifically when you need a switching neutral. This 3-pole, 15-amp breaker is designed for 120/240V systems and trips all three conductors together, including the neutral. That added level of control matters in certain circuits where leaving the neutral connected just isn’t an option.

Installation is straightforward. It’s a plug-on style breaker, so it snaps into place in compatible CH panels without any extra effort. Once installed, it stays secure and does exactly what you expect—protects the circuit and keeps everything operating safely.

What makes this unit useful is its configuration: two hot legs and a neutral all handled in one breaker. That simplifies things when you’re dealing with equipment or setups that require that kind of protection. With a 10k AIC rating, it fits right into most residential and light commercial applications.

It’s not overcomplicated, and it doesn’t try to be. It just covers a specific need and does it reliably.

Key Features and Benefits

• 3-pole design (two hot legs + neutral)
• Switching neutral disconnects all conductors when tripped
• Common trip mechanism across all poles
• 15 amp rating for controlled circuit protection
• Plug-on connection for quick installation
• 10k AIC rating for typical applications
• Designed for CH-type load centers

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: CH315SW
  
• Amperage: 15A
  
• Poles: 3
  
• Voltage: 120/240VAC
  
• Interrupt Rating: 10k AIC
  
• Frame Type: CH
  
• Mounting: Plug-On
  
• Trip Type: Common Trip
  
• Dimensions: 3.19" H x 2.25" W x 2.5" D
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• Built to meet standard industry requirements for circuit protection
• Intended for use in properly rated CH panelboards
• Manufactured with durable internal components for consistent performance

Where It Works Best

• Installations that require a switching neutral breaker
• Residential and light commercial 120/240V systems
• Circuits where all conductors need to disconnect together
• Replacing an existing CH breaker with the same configuration