THQLQ152015 - Quad 15A-20A-15A Circuit Breaker

THQLQ152015 - Quad 15A-20A-15A Circuit Breaker

When panel space is tight, and you still need to run multiple circuits, the THQLQ152015 quadplex circuit breaker is a practical solution that gets the job done without overcomplicating things. Built for Q-Line load centers, this breaker combines a 2-pole breaker in the center with two single-pole breakers on the outside, giving you a flexible way to handle different loads in one compact unit. The 15/20/15 amp configuration is useful for a mix of applications, especially when working with both 120V and 240V circuits. It installs easily with a plug-on design, and since it’s HACR rated, it’s a solid choice for HVAC-related setups. Whether you’re upgrading an existing panel or trying to make better use of limited space, this breaker keeps things simple and efficient.

Key Features and Benefits

• Quadplex design lets you run multiple circuits without taking up extra panel space
• Combination setup: two 15-amp single poles and one 20-amp 2-pole breaker
• Plug-on connection helps speed up installation
• HACR rated for heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems
• Good option for balancing loads in residential or light commercial panels
• Helps reduce the need for additional breakers in crowded load centers

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: THQLQ152015
  
• Type: THQLQ Quadplex Molded Case Circuit Breaker
  
• Poles: Quad (2-pole center, single poles on outer positions)
  
• Amperage: 15/20/15 Amps
  
• Mounting Style: Plug-On
  
• Height: 3.31 in.
  
• Width: 2.0 in.
  
• Depth: 3.0 in.
  
• Ship Weight: Not available
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• HACR rated for HVAC applications
• Manufactured to meet standard industry requirements for molded case circuit breakers
• Designed with durable internal components for consistent, everyday use

Where It Works Best

You’ll typically see the THQLQ152015 used in residential panels or small commercial setups where space is limited, but circuit demand isn’t. It works well for HVAC systems, kitchen circuits, or multi-use branch circuits that need both single- and double-pole protection. It’s also a go-to option when you’re trying to avoid adding a subpanel and just need to make better use of the space you already have.