CH115 **Old Style Full Notch** - 15Amp Circuit Breaker

CH115 **Old Style Full Notch** - 15 Amp Circuit Breaker

If you’re working with an older CH load center that requires a full notch plug-on breaker, the CH115 Old Style Full Notch is built specifically for that application. This 15 amp, single-pole circuit breaker is rated for 120VAC systems and provides up to 10,000 A.I.C. interrupting capacity, helping protect branch circuits from overloads and short circuits. When servicing legacy panels, details matter. The notch style must match the original bus connection design. This breaker is configured for the older full notch style used in certain CH panels, ensuring proper form, fit, and function where that configuration is required. It installs directly onto compatible CH bus bars and is intended strictly for use in approved load centers designed for this breaker type. Like properly manufactured thermal-magnetic breakers in its class, it’s built to last and designed for dependable operation within its rated limits.

Key Features and Benefits

• 15 Amp Rating: Designed for standard 120V lighting and receptacle circuits
• Single-Pole Configuration: Protects one branch circuit
• 10kA @ 120VAC A.I.C. Rating: Suitable for common residential fault current levels
• Old Style Full Notch Connection: Matches compatible legacy CH load centers
• Plug-On Mounting Design: Installs directly onto approved CH panel bus bars
• Thermal-Magnetic Trip Mechanism: Responds to both overload and short-circuit conditions

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: CH115 (Old Style Full Notch)
• Poles: 1
• Amperage: 15A
• Voltage Rating: 120VAC
• Interrupting Capacity: 10kA @ 120VAC
• Frame Type: CH
• Mounting Type: Plug-On (Full Notch, Older Style)
• Shipping Weight: 0.75 lbs
• Approximate Height: 3.0 inches

Material Compliance and Certifications

• This molded case circuit breaker is manufactured to meet applicable industry safety standards for use in approved load centers.
• It is constructed with insulated housing materials and calibrated internal trip components consistent with established electrical protection requirements.
• Always confirm compatibility with the specific panel model and follow local electrical codes during installation.

Where It Works Best

• Older CH panelboards requiring full notch breakers
• Residential branch circuits rated at 15 amps
• 120V lighting circuits
• General-purpose outlet circuits
• Maintenance or replacement projects in legacy electrical systems