UBIP1520 - Duplex 15/20 Circuit Breaker

UBIP1520 - Duplex 15/20 Circuit Breaker

Upgrade your Pushmatic or Bulldog panel with the UBIP1520 Duplex 15/20 Amp Circuit Breaker, a smart and reliable replacement made by Connecticut Electric. Designed for residential and light-commercial settings, this twin 1‑pole breaker delivers dependable protection at both 15A and 20A, giving you flexibility without compromising safety. Its high fault-current capacity of 10 kAIC and ETL certification mean it’s built to meet electrical code requirements and stand up to real-world conditions—perfect for homeowners, electricians, and contractors alike.

Key Features and Benefits

• Dual Amperage in One Unit – Switch between 15 Amp and 20 Amp loads effortlessly, accommodating a range of circuits with a single breaker.
• Pushmatic Replacement Made Easy – Engineered for seamless fit in Pushmatic and Bulldog load centers, so you can install quickly and confidently.
• 10,000 AIC Fault Capacity – Handles higher surge currents, reducing the risk of tripped breakers and offering stronger protection for your circuits.
• ETL Certified – Tested thoroughly to meet North American safety standards, giving you reliable performance and peace of mind.
  

Technical Specifications

• Amperage: 15 Amp / 20 Amp (dual)
  
• Pole Configuration: 1‑pole twin
  
• Interrupting Capacity: 10,000 AIC
  
• Certifications: ETL Listed
  
• Compatible Panels: Pushmatic, Bulldog
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• ETL Listed: This breaker is ETL Listed, ensuring it’s independently tested and certified for safety and compliance with North American electrical standards. That means you’re getting a product you can trust for everyday use—no guesswork, no corner-cutting.
  

Suitability

• The UBIP1520 shines in residential homes and light commercial spaces using Pushmatic or Bulldog load centers. Whether you're expanding circuits or repairing existing ones, its dual-rating design adapts to varying demands—ideal for workshops, kitchens, or accessory circuits where both 15A and 20A loads are common.