HOM115PDFC Homeline Plug-On Neutral 15A Dual Function Circuit Breaker vs Siemens QF130A 30A 1-pole 120V GFCI circuit breaker
Overall winner: Siemens QF130A 30A 1-pole 120V GFCI circuit breaker
Key Differences
Siemens QF130A (A) is a 30A, 1-pole 120V GFCI breaker with a high 10,000 AIC interrupting rating and a UL 943 self-test feature—good for higher interrupt capability and built-in self-test. Schneider Homeline HOM115PDFC (B) is a 15A plug-on-neutral breaker offering combined CAFCI and GFCI protection and faster installation with no pigtails but has reported fit/alignment compatibility issues
HOM115PDFC Homeline Plug-On Neutral 15A Dual Function Circuit Breaker
Homeline plug-on neutral 15A single-pole dual function circuit breaker with CAFCI and GFCI. Innovative neutral connection design; compatible with Homeline series 4+ load centers. Rated for 120 VAC and 10,000 AIR
Pros
- innovative neutral connection design
- no pigtails for easier installation
- dual function CAFCI and GFCI protection
- compatible with Homeline series 4 and newer
Cons
- mixed compatibility and fit reports
- some alignment issues noted by users
Siemens QF130A 30A 1-pole 120V GFCI circuit breaker
GFCI circuit breaker, 30 amp, 1-pole, 120V with 10,000 AIC interrupting rating. Includes UL 943 self-test feature for safety. Suitable for varied construction applications including spas
Pros
- 10,000 AIC interrupting rating
- self-test safety feature
- easy to install with good instructions
- suitable for spas and pool-related equipment
Cons
- limited to single-pole configuration
- specific application scope noted (spas, pool equipment)
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | SIEMENS |
| Durability | SIEMENS |
| Versatility | Schneider Electric |
| User Reviews | SIEMENS |