QCGFT1025 - 25 Amp, GFCI (5mA) Circuit Breaker

QCGFT1025 - 25 Amp, GFCI (5mA) Circuit Breaker

When you’re dealing with circuits that need ground fault protection, you don’t want to overthink it—you just want something that works and keeps people safe. The Eaton QCGFT1025 GFCI circuit breaker does exactly that. It’s a 25 amp, single-pole breaker designed to trip quickly when it senses ground faults as low as 5 mA, helping prevent shock hazards before they turn into serious problems. This model is built for Eaton CH load centers and uses a straightforward cable-in/cable-out connection, so installation is pretty direct if you’ve worked with these setups before. It’s compact, dependable, and does what it’s supposed to without any unnecessary complexity. Whether you're replacing a breaker or bringing a panel up to code, this is a solid, reliable option.

Key Features and Benefits

• Detects ground faults at 5 mA, helping reduce risk of electrical shock
• 25 amp, single-pole design for dedicated circuit protection
• Rated for 120/240V applications, covering common residential and light commercial needs
• 10 kAIC interrupt rating for handling fault conditions
• Designed for Eaton CH (QC) panels, ensuring proper fit and function
• Cable-in/cable-out connection keeps wiring simple
• Small size makes it easier to work with in tight panels

Technical Specifications

• Catalog Number: QCGFT1025
  
• Amperage: 25 A
  
• Voltage: 120/240 V
  
• Poles: Single-pole
  
• Interrupt Rating: 10 kAIC
  
• Protection: Ground fault (5 mA)
  
• Breaker Type: CH (QC)
  
• Connection: Cable-in / Cable-out
  
• Dimensions: 1 in x 1 in x 1 in
  
• Weight: 0.5 lb
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• UL Listed for safety and performance
• CSA Certified for North American compliance
• Manufactured to meet and recognized electrical safety standards and provide dependable protection in real-world applications

Where It Works Best

• This is mainly used for:
• Kitchens, bathrooms, garages, and basements
• Light commercial spaces
• Equipment circuits where personnel safety matters
• Panel upgrades or replacements to meet current electrical codes