P1515 - Duplex 15/15 Circuit Breaker

P1515 - Duplex 15/15 Circuit Breaker

Looking for a replacement for an existing P1515 circuit breaker? This new aftermarket breaker was made for that job. It follows the form, fit, and function of the original P1515 and is intended for compatible residential electrical equipment that uses this particular bolt-on breaker style. The P1515 has a 15/15 amp duplex configuration and is rated 10k A.I.C. at 120VAC. Size matters with older electrical equipment, too. This breaker measures 1.5 inches high, 1 inch wide, and 2.81 inches deep, so you can compare it to the breaker you're replacing. It's a sensible option for repair and maintenance work where the existing system needs to stay with the P1515 configuration. No unnecessary bells and whistles—just a new replacement built to do the job it was designed for and built to last when properly installed and used within its ratings.

Key Features and Benefits

• Made as a form, fit, and functional replacement for the P1515
• 15/15 amp duplex configuration
• Bolt-on mounting for compatible residential applications.
• Rated 10k A.I.C. at 120VAC
• Only 1 inch wide, with the dimensions needed for the intended P1515 application
• Newly manufactured aftermarket breaker
• Useful for repairs and maintenance involving compatible legacy electrical equipment
• Built to last when correctly installed and used for its intended purpose

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: P1515
  
• Type: P
  
• Poles: Duplex
  
• Amperes: 15/15
  
• Voltage: 120VAC
  
• A.I.C. Rating: 10k @ 120VAC
  
• Mounting: Bolt-On
  
• Application: Residential
  
• Dimensions:
  • Height: 1.5 in.
  • Width: 1.0 in.
  • Depth: 2.81 in.
• Product: New Aftermarket Replacement
  
• Ship Weight: 0.50 lbs.

Material Compliance and Certifications

Specific certification or material-compliance details were not included with the information available for this P1515 breaker, so none are claimed here. If your installation requires a particular listing or certification, check the labeling and product documentation before putting the breaker into service.

Where It Works Best

This breaker makes the most sense when you're working on a compatible legacy residential system that already calls for a P1515. Maybe you're replacing an existing breaker during a repair, or you're maintaining an older installation and need to keep the same breaker format. Either way, the important details are the same: 15/15 amps, duplex configuration, bolt-on mounting, 120VAC, and a 10k A.I.C. rating.

Don't rely on the P1515 part number alone when checking fit. Compare the breaker you're replacing with the dimensions, mounting arrangement, voltage, amperage, and interrupting rating listed above. Also confirm that the replacement is appropriate for the specific electrical equipment involved. A qualified electrical professional should perform the installation in accordance with applicable electrical codes and equipment requirements.