Issue:
Will a QO220GFI breaker work with no load neutral wire for a 240vac application?
Product Line:
QO-GFI, HOM-GFI
Resolution:
Yes. Simply terminate the two hot wires on the breaker and leave the neutral lug unattached. The pigtail wire on the breaker should still be connected to the neutral bar in the panel - this is required to power the push to trip/test feature which verifies the status of the ground fault electronics.
Will a QO220GFI breaker work with no load neutral wire for a 240vac application?
Product Line:
QO-GFI, HOM-GFI
Resolution:
Yes. Simply terminate the two hot wires on the breaker and leave the neutral lug unattached. The pigtail wire on the breaker should still be connected to the neutral bar in the panel - this is required to power the push to trip/test feature which verifies the status of the ground fault electronics.
Released for:Schneider Electric USA
Issue:
Will a QO220GFI breaker work with no load neutral wire for a 240vac application?
Product Line:
QO-GFI, HOM-GFI
Resolution:
Yes. Simply terminate the two hot wires on the breaker and leave the neutral lug unattached. The pigtail wire on the breaker should still be connected to the neutral bar in the panel - this is required to power the push to trip/test feature which verifies the status of the ground fault electronics.
Will a QO220GFI breaker work with no load neutral wire for a 240vac application?
Product Line:
QO-GFI, HOM-GFI
Resolution:
Yes. Simply terminate the two hot wires on the breaker and leave the neutral lug unattached. The pigtail wire on the breaker should still be connected to the neutral bar in the panel - this is required to power the push to trip/test feature which verifies the status of the ground fault electronics.
Released for:Schneider Electric USA
