GE Q-Line THQL1115DFP 15-Amp Single-Pole Dual Function AFCI/GFCI Circuit Breaker15A Dual Function AFCI GFCI Breaker, Single Pole GEs Q Line THQL1115DFP breaker combines AFCI and GFCI protection in one unit to guard against arc faults and ground faults on 120V branch circuits. Plug on installation with pigtail neutral makes it ideal for GE ABB residential load centers. Key Features: Dual Protection: Combines CAFCI and GFCI to help prevent electrical fires and shock hazards LED Trip Diagnostics: Indicates last known trip condition

15A Dual-Function AFCI/GFCI Breaker, Single-Pole

GE’s Q-Line THQL1115DFP breaker combines AFCI and GFCI protection in one unit to guard against arc faults and ground faults on 120V branch circuits. Plug-on installation with pigtail neutral makes it ideal for GE/ABB residential load centers.

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Key Features:

• Dual Protection: Combines CAFCI and GFCI to help prevent electrical fires and shock hazards
• LED Trip Diagnostics: Indicates last known trip condition for faster troubleshooting
• Self-Test Feature: Meets UL requirements for continuous ground-fault self-testing
• Dedicated Neutral Required: Designed for use with a dedicated (non‑shared) neutral conductor
• GE/ABB Compatibility: Fits GE and ABB residential panels; plug-on mount with pigtail connection

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Specifications Table:

Specification	Details
Series	Q-Line
Amperage	15 A
Poles	Single-pole
Interruption Type	AFCI/GFCI (Dual Function)
Voltage	120 V
AIC Rating	10,000
Mounting Type	Plug-On
Connection Type	Pigtail neutral
Trip Unit	Electronic
Certifications	UL Listed
Product Height	3.3 in
Product Width	1 in
Product Depth	3 in
Pack Size	1
Number of Spaces	1
Compatibility	GE and ABB residential panels
Diagnostics	LED indicates last known trip condition; clears via instructed sequence
Self-Test	Meets June 2015 UL self-test requirement for ground-fault circuit breakers
Neutral Requirement	Dedicated neutral; not for shared neutrals

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Will this work in my panel?
A: It is compatible with GE and ABB residential load centers that accept Q-Line breakers; check your panel model to confirm.

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Q: What circuits should use this breaker?
A: Commonly used on 15A kitchen and laundry branch circuits where both AFCI and GFCI protection are required by NEC.

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Q: Does it require a neutral connection?
A: Yes. It must be installed with a dedicated neutral and cannot share a neutral with other circuits.

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Q: How do I test the breaker?
A: Use the front GF TEST and AF TEST buttons; the unit also performs automatic self-tests per UL requirements.

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Q: What is the voltage and interrupt rating?
A: Rated 120V with 10,000 AIC interruption rating.

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Safety with Sleek, Space-Savvy Simplicity

This compact breaker quietly elevates a home’s backbone—its electrical system—with dual protection that feels both intelligent and refined. The front diagnostics and tactile test buttons add a modern utility aesthetic to the load center. Pair it with a neatly labeled panel and cable management to keep the service area crisp and orderly. Thoughtful safety like this is a cornerstone of effortless, luxurious living.

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Upgrade to dual AFCI/GFCI protection today for smarter safety and code-ready performance in your home.