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Cutler Hammer Single Pole AFCI Circuit Breaker 20A 120V - CHFCAF120 - Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter for Home Electrical Safety | Perfect for Bedrooms, Living Rooms & Home Offices
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Cutler Hammer Single Pole AFCI Circuit Breaker 20A 120V - CHFCAF120 - Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter for Home Electrical Safety | Perfect for Bedrooms, Living Rooms & Home Offices
Cutler Hammer Single Pole AFCI Circuit Breaker 20A 120V - CHFCAF120 - Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter for Home Electrical Safety | Perfect for Bedrooms, Living Rooms & Home Offices
Cutler Hammer Single Pole AFCI Circuit Breaker 20A 120V - CHFCAF120 - Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter for Home Electrical Safety | Perfect for Bedrooms, Living Rooms & Home Offices
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Next Generation AFCI Circuit Breakers 20AMP MFG INFO: With the electrical contractor and homeowner in mind, Eaton has revolutionized the technology and design of the Type CH Combination AFCIs. Eaton’s next generation Type CH AFCI products feature superior protection and circuit diagnostics, along with exclusive features which reduce installation time and unwanted tripping.
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Brand name: Eaton

Country of Origin: China

No batteries required

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Got this for my daughter's house that had an arc fault quit working. It was for a 20 amp circuit that only had the kitchen disposal on it. I expected it to be ground fault (wet location) not arc fault, but I replaced what was there. It isn't just Amazon or this seller, all of these arc fault type breakers are extremely expensive for what they are. I know they must have small processing circuit board of some kind inside but it seems too high. I think GFIs were expensive at first but a website I saw said arc fault was required starting in 2002 which is 18 years ago. To me that's plenty of time for the market to settle down. A similar one at my local box store was $3 more and I could have gotten it right then but they were out of stock. Amazon had it with free next day delivery. I have bought stuff from Amazon with next day delivery that more times than not wasn't delivered next day, This arrived next day, at 8:30 PM. It snapped in perfectly, but that is to be expected if you buy the same brand name. Over all satisfied, just can't justify spending over $60 for a breaker.

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