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single-pole circuit breaker

<p><span style="color:rgb(10,10,10);font-family:'Google Sans', Arial, sans-serif;">A single-pole breaker is </span>a 120-volt, 15–20 amp circuit breaker that controls and protects one hot wire<span style="color:rgb(10,10,10);font-family:'Google Sans', Arial, sans-serif;">, making it the standard choice for lighting, wall outlets, and small appliances. Typically 1-inch wide, these breakers occupy one slot in a residential service panel and trip to cut power during overloads or short circuits.</span></p>

A single-pole breaker is a 120-volt, 15–20 amp circuit breaker that controls and protects one hot wire, making it the standard choice for lighting, wall outlets, and small appliances. Typically 1-inch wide, these breakers occupy one slot in a residential service panel and trip to cut power during overloads or short circuits.

Key Features & Applications:
  • Voltage & Amperage: Delivers 120V (or 240V in some contexts, but usually 120V) and generally available in 6–32A ranges, with common 15A or 20A options for homes.
  • Wiring: Uses one hot wire (usually black), one neutral (white), and a ground.
  • Common Uses: Ideal for general-purpose circuits, lighting, and receptacles.
  • Appearance: Thin, single-switch design.
  • Compatibility: Must be compatible with the specific breaker panel manufacturer