Eaton BRN115AFC 15A Combination AFCI Breaker with Pigtail Neutral

BRN115AFC-15A-TAIL

The Eaton BRN115AFC is a 15-amp combination arc-fault circuit interrupter designed for compatible Eaton Type BR loadcentres. It provides standard overcurrent protection while helping protect the connected branch circuit against electrical conditions associated with certain arc faults.

This single-pole breaker features a pigtail neutral, sometimes referred to as a neutral tail, which connects to the loadcentre’s neutral bar. It is intended for installations where a combination AFCI breaker with a wired neutral connection is required.

Rated for 120V operation with a 10 kAIC interrupt rating, the BRN115AFC is designed for Canadian residential branch-circuit applications using compatible Eaton Type BR loadcentres.

Key Features

  • Eaton Type BR combination AFCI breaker
  • 15-amp rating
  • Single-pole configuration
  • 120V operating voltage
  • 10 kAIC interrupt rating
  • Pigtail neutral connection
  • Helps protect against certain arc-fault conditions
  • Designed for compatible Eaton Type BR loadcentres
  • Accepts #14 to #8 AWG copper or aluminum conductors
  • CSA certified
  • Intended for Canadian applications

Common Applications

  • Residential branch circuits
  • Bedroom circuits
  • Living-area circuits
  • Lighting circuits
  • Receptacle circuits
  • Renovation and panel upgrade projects
  • Applications requiring combination AFCI protection
  • Compatible Eaton Type BR electrical panels

Product Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Eaton
  • Manufacturer Part Number: BRN115AFC
  • Breaker Series: Type BR
  • Protection Type: Combination AFCI
  • Amperage: 15A
  • Voltage: 120V
  • Number of Poles: 1
  • Interrupt Rating: 10 kAIC
  • Neutral Connection: Pigtail neutral
  • Mounting Connection: Plug-on
  • Compatible Wire Size: #14–#8 AWG Cu/Al
  • Certification: CSA certified
  • Panel Compatibility: Compatible Eaton Type BR loadcentres
  • Approximate Dimensions: 6 in L × 3.5 in W × 1 in H

Confirm the loadcentre model and breaker compatibility before installation. Installation should be completed by a qualified electrician in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and applicable electrical codes.

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