Questions & Answers for: Siemens gfci switch

...in, neutral looks complicated. Any suggestions? It's the new 'arc fault' breaker. It's similar to a GFCI breaker only instead of monitoring current leaking for shock hazard, it looks for a arcing ...

I installed the above gfci with the pigtail side adjacent to the neutral bar, contrary to intructions. The gfci trips immediately when power is turned on the gfci is switched on. What could be wrong ...

...This is when the breaker should trip due to the chance of shock!! Robert you are describing GFCI breakers/outlets. The ARFI works a little differently. It sinces arc faults from switches / ...

...for you. You should not under any circumstances replace the AFCI with a standard circuit breaker or GFCI type circuit breaker. You may however, change it with an adjacent AFCI breaker to determine if ...

...switch & the GFCI breaker and it still won't work. I checked the wiring to the switch with a tester and no light appeared (no power). Suggestions??? Sorry for delay answering, this ...

...to neutral bar...is this correct. Yes.See illustrations.http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-GFCI.html#arc-faultYou have arc-fault breaker with GFCI protection that also mitigates effect of ...

GFCI, and replace with ordinary outlet, or switch-outlet. How many outlets can be connected to a bathroom GFCI? It depends on total boxes on circuit. Count the boxes. Max 12 boxes per circuit breaker.

the breaker as one senses an arch and the other grounding. If you meant ground fault breaker with a GFCI. receptacle, you only need one of the two, either GFCI. breaker or receptacle. and for circuits

...original breaker (Siemens 2-pole 30 amp breaker) out for a Siemens QF230A (2-pole 30 amp, 240V GFCI) breaker. The wire consists of a black and a red load wire, plus a ground. No neutral wire. ...