HOM2150 - 150 Amp Circuit Breaker

***IMPORTANT NOTE***

THIS BREAKER IS DESIGNED TO ONLY BE USED AS A MAIN BREAKER. 

If you are wanting a branch breaker, do NOT order this one as it will not work. IF you order it anyway, and then have to return it, you will be responsible for the shipping charges to get it back to us AND for the shipping charges it cost us to ship to you.

HOM2150 - 150 Amp Circuit Breaker

The Square D HOM2150 Homeline circuit breaker is a sturdy 2-pole breaker rated for 150 amps, perfect for both residential and light commercial setups that run on 120/240 volts. It’s designed to protect your circuits from overloads and short circuits and fits easily into Homeline load centers, making installation a breeze.

With box lug connections, it works well with either copper or aluminum wire, so it’s flexible for various wiring scenarios. Plus, being HACR rated means it’s great for HVAC systems as well as general circuit protection.

Thanks to its compact plug-in design, the HOM2150 fits neatly into existing Homeline panels, making it easy to replace or install without hassle.

Key Features and Benefits

• 150A 2-pole breaker for 120/240VAC circuits
• Plug-in mounting for Homeline load centers
• Protects against overloads and short circuits
• 10kA interrupting rating
• HACR rated for HVAC applications
  

Technical Specifications

• Brand: Square D
  
• Catalog Number: HOM2150
  
• Product Line: Homeline
  
• Circuit Breaker Type: Standard
  
• Number of Poles: 2
  
• Ampere Rating: 150A
  
• Voltage Rating: 120/240 VAC
  
• Short-Circuit Current Rating: 10kA
  
• Mounting Type: Plug-In
  
• Number of Spaces: 2
  
• Wire Size Compatibility: 1 x AWG 4–2/0 Cu/Al
  
• Tightening Torque: 4.0 N·m
  
• Dimensions:
  • Height: 3.13 in
  • Width: 2 in
  • Depth: 2.98 in
• Ambient Operating Temperature: 40°C
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• UL Listed and built to meet applicable safety standards for residential and light commercial panels.
  

Where It Works Best

• Ideal for Homeline load centers in homes, subpanels, and light commercial circuits, including HVAC applications and general branch circuit protection.