QBGFEP2030 - 30A 30mA Ground Fault Equipment Breaker

QBGFEP2030 - 30A 30mA Ground Fault Equipment Breaker

The QBGFEP2030 is one of those breakers you reach for when standard protection isn’t quite enough. It’s a 2-pole, 30 amp unit with built-in 30mA ground fault equipment protection, which means it’s not just reacting to overloads—it’s helping protect the equipment itself from damage. It uses a thermal-magnetic trip, so you’re covered on both overloads and short circuits, and the bolt-on Quicklag setup keeps it firmly seated in the panel. No shifting, no guesswork. Once it’s in, it stays put. Rated at 120/240 VAC with a 10k A.I.C., it fits comfortably into a wide range of commercial and light industrial applications. It’s also compact, which helps when panel space starts getting tight—something most people don’t think about until it’s a problem. Bottom line: it’s a straightforward, dependable breaker with an added layer of protection where it actually matters.

Key Features and Benefits

• 30mA GFEP built in: 30mA GFEP built in to help reduce damage to connected equipment
• Thermal-magnetic trip: Thermal-magnetic trip handles both overloads and short circuits
• Quicklag bolt-on mounting: Quicklag bolt-on mounting for a secure, no-movement fit
• 2-pole configuration: 2-pole configuration for 120/240V systems
• 10k A.I.C. rating: 10k A.I.C. rating for solid fault interruption performance
• Space-saving design: Space-saving design works well in tighter panels
  

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: QBGFEP2030
  
• Poles: 2
  
• Amperage: 30A
  
• Voltage Rating: 120/240 VAC
  
• A.I.C. Rating: 10k
  
• Frame Type: QBGFEP
  
• Type: Thermal Magnetic Circuit Breaker with 30mA GFEP
  
• Mounting Style: Bolt-On (Quicklag)
  
• Dimensions:
  • Height: 3.19 in
  • Width: 2.0 in
  • Depth: 2.5 in
• Ship Weight: N/A
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• Industry Standards: Built to meet standard expectations for molded case circuit breakers used in U.S. electrical systems. It’s intended for installations that follow established electrical codes and safety practices. Always double-check panel compatibility and local requirements before install—especially on jobs where specs are tight.
  

Where It Works Best

• This breaker makes the most sense in setups where equipment protection is a priority, not just basic circuit interruption:
• Commercial panels with sensitive loads
• HVAC and refrigeration systems
• Light industrial equipment
• Any application where ground faults could lead to expensive damage