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Leviton GFCI 2-Pole Branch Circuit Breaker, 15A 120/240V

Leviton GFCI 2-Pole Branch Circuit Breaker, 15A 120/240V

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Leviton GFCI 2-Pole Branch Circuit Breaker, 15A 120/240V

The Leviton GFCI 2-Pole Branch Circuit Breaker delivers reliable ground-fault protection for 120/240V branch circuits. Rated 15A with a 10KA interrupt rating, this 2-pole device is built to detect ground faults and de-energize the circuit quickly, helping protect people and equipment in residential and light commercial panelboards. This device is also available in 20A, 25A, and 40A amperage options to match a range of branch-circuit load requirements.

Key Features

  • Amperage: Rated 15A for standard branch-circuit loads (also available in 20A, 25A, and 40A).
  • Voltage: 120/240V rating suited to typical residential and light commercial panelboard circuits.
  • Device Type: GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) breaker for enhanced shock protection.
  • Poles: 2-pole configuration for two-conductor branch circuits.
  • Interrupt Rating: 10KA interrupt rating to help contain fault current safely.

Technical Specifications

  • Poles: 2
  • Device Type: GFCI
  • Amperage: 15A (also available in 20A, 25A, 40A)
  • Voltage: 120/240V
  • Interrupt Rating: 10KA

Typical Applications

  • Residential and Light Commercial Panelboards
  • Branch Circuit Wiring Requiring Ground-Fault Protection
  • Kitchen, Bath, Garage, and Outdoor Circuit Protection
  • Panelboard Upgrades and New Construction
  • Load Centers Requiring 2-Pole GFCI Protection

Why Leviton?

Leviton GFCI breakers are engineered to provide dependable ground-fault detection with a defined interrupt rating, supporting code-compliant, reliable performance for electrical professionals. Choosing a 2-pole GFCI breaker from Leviton helps ensure consistent protection across 120/240V branch circuits in demanding installation environments.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Device Type:
GFCI
Poles:
2
Product Type:
Circuit Breaker
Listing:
GFCI
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Short Circuit Current:
10 kiloamps
Country of Origin:
Mexico
Warranty Length:
10 years
Operating Temperature:
-40 degrees celsius
Product Subgroup:
Smart Controls

Leviton LB215-GF – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will a Leviton LB215-GF 2-pole GFCI breaker fit any panel, or only Leviton load centers?
The LB215-GF is a Leviton branch circuit breaker built for Leviton load centers. Breaker-to-panel fit is a listed-combination issue, so match the breaker brand and series to the panelboard it goes into. If the panel in front of you is a Square D or ABB load center, you need that manufacturer's breaker, not this one.
2) Do I need a 2-pole GFCI breaker or will a single-pole do?
Pole count follows the circuit. A 2-pole GFCI like the Leviton LB215-GF protects a 240V or multiwire 120/240V branch circuit, both ungrounded conductors landing on the breaker. If you are protecting a plain 120V circuit off one hot and a neutral, that is a single-pole device. Common 2-pole GFCI jobs are spa and hot tub feeds, well pumps, and 240V outdoor equipment.
3) I need ground-fault protection on a 3-phase feeder, not a 120/240V branch circuit. What should I be looking at instead of the Leviton 2-pole GFCI breaker?
The Leviton GFCI breaker is a 2-pole device rated 120/240V, built for two-conductor branch circuits in residential and light commercial panelboards, so it is not the device for a 3-phase feeder. For 3-pole applications, look at molded case breakers such as the ABB A2N Series 3-pole molded case circuit breaker, the ABB E150 Series 3-pole thermal magnetic breaker, or the Square D PowerPacT Q I-Line breaker. Those are overcurrent devices, so confirm the ground-fault function you need is handled separately or by a trip unit option before ordering.
4) Is the Square D C60 miniature breaker a substitute for the Leviton LB215-GF?
No. The Leviton LB215-GF is a GFCI device, meaning it senses ground-fault current and de-energizes the circuit for shock protection in addition to overcurrent tripping. The Square D C60 UL489 miniature circuit breaker is a DIN rail mount overcurrent device, so it protects conductors but provides no ground-fault sensing. If the circuit is being installed to satisfy a ground-fault protection requirement for a kitchen, bath, garage, or outdoor receptacle circuit, the C60 will not do it. Use the C60 where plain branch-circuit overcurrent protection on DIN rail is what the panel calls for, and the Leviton GFCI breaker where the protection scheme requires ground-fault detection.
5) What amperages does the Leviton 2-pole GFCI breaker come in?
Four ratings: 15A (LB215-GF), 20A (LB220-GF), 25A (LB225-GF) and 40A (LB240-GF). All are 2-pole GFCI devices with the same 10kA interrupting rating, so the choice comes down to the load you are protecting, not the panel.
6) Can I use this 2-pole GFCI breaker outdoors or in an unheated garage?
Operating temperature goes down to -40 degrees Celsius, so an unheated garage, a crawl space, or a panel in an unconditioned outbuilding is within range. The breaker itself still has to live in a panelboard enclosure rated for the location.
7) Does a GFCI breaker replace the need for GFCI receptacles on the circuit?
A GFCI breaker protects the entire branch circuit from the panel outward, including every device and every foot of wire downstream, so standard receptacles can be used on the run. That is the practical difference from protecting at the first outlet. For a 240V load with no receptacle at all, such as a hot tub disconnect, the breaker is the only place to put the ground fault protection.
8) My panel is a DIN rail control panel, not a load center. Does the Leviton LB220-GF fit?
The Leviton GFCI breakers, including the 20A LB220-GF, are branch circuit breakers intended for residential and light commercial panelboards and load centers, not DIN rail control enclosures. For a DIN rail assembly, the Square D C60 UL489 miniature circuit breaker is the DIN rail mount device, and the ABB ST200M is a UL1077 supplementary protector on the same mounting style. Note that UL1077 devices are supplementary protectors rather than branch circuit breakers, which matters if the circuit needs branch-circuit rated protection.
9) Is the Square D PowerPacT B a heavier-duty version of the Leviton GFCI breaker?
They are different classes of device rather than two grades of the same thing. The Leviton is a plug-in style GFCI branch circuit breaker, 2-pole, 120/240V, with a 10kA interrupt rating and ground-fault sensing built in. The Square D PowerPacT B is a thermal magnetic molded case circuit breaker, a frame-style device used for larger feeders and equipment protection with no ground-fault sensing implied by the thermal magnetic designation. If the requirement is people protection on a 120/240V branch circuit, the PowerPacT B does not replace the Leviton GFCI breaker.
10) What is the difference between the Leviton 2-pole GFCI breaker and a Square D Multi9 C60 1-pole breaker for a 120V circuit?
The Square D Multi9 C60 is a 1-pole C-curve miniature circuit breaker rated 120V AC, which suits a single-conductor 120V circuit needing overcurrent protection only. The Leviton unit is a 2-pole GFCI breaker for 120/240V two-conductor branch circuits, and it adds ground-fault detection that de-energizes the circuit on a fault. Choose by pole count and by whether ground-fault protection is required at the breaker: a single 120V circuit with no GFCI requirement is C60 territory, while a 2-pole 120/240V circuit needing ground-fault protection calls for the Leviton.
11) Can I use an ABB XT4 breaker kit in place of a Leviton LB240-GF on a 40A circuit?
The ABB XT4 Series item is a 3-pole molded case circuit breaker kit, a different device class and pole count from the Leviton LB240-GF, which is the 40A version of the 2-pole GFCI branch breaker. The Leviton carries GFCI ground-fault sensing and a 10kA interrupt rating for 120/240V panelboard circuits. For a 40A 2-pole circuit that must have ground-fault protection at the breaker, the LB240-GF is the matching device; the XT4 kit belongs to 3-pole molded case applications.
12) Where is the Leviton LB215-GF GFCI breaker made?
Country of origin is Mexico. That matters on public and institutional jobs where a procurement spec calls out origin documentation.
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Does the Leviton LB215-GF come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Leviton LB215-GF is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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