Square D HOM115CP 15A Single Pole Circuit Breaker 120V

Product Description

The Square D HOM115CP is a single-pole circuit breaker from the Homeline series, rated at 15 amps and 120 volts. It is designed for residential load center applications where branch circuit overcurrent protection is required. The breaker occupies one space per pole, making it a standard fit for Homeline panels. Electricians and qualified service professionals install this breaker to protect branch circuits serving lighting, receptacles, and small appliances. The bulk pack includes 10 units, making it practical for new construction or service panel work requiring multiple breakers of the same rating.

This breaker is suited for residential electrical distribution panels. The single-pole, 15-amp configuration is one of the most common branch circuit ratings in residential wiring, used for general-purpose lighting and outlet circuits. The 120-volt rating aligns with standard single-phase residential branch circuit applications. The bulk packaging format makes it efficient for electricians stocking trucks or completing multi-circuit panel installations.

Key Features

• 15-amp, single-pole overcurrent protection rated at 120 volts
• 1 space per pole for compact panel layout
• Part of the Homeline series, designed for Homeline load centers
• Bulk pack of 10 units reduces per-unit handling on larger jobs
• Provides branch circuit protection for lighting and general-purpose receptacle circuits

Compatibility

Designed for use with Square D Homeline residential load centers that accept single-pole breakers in a one-space-per-pole configuration.

Installation Notes

Circuit breaker installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local codes. Always shut off the main breaker and verify the panel is de-energized before installing or replacing a breaker. Confirm the load center is compatible with Homeline-series breakers before installation. Do not install a breaker rated above the wire gauge of the branch circuit it protects.