Square D HOM230GFIC 30A GFCI Breaker - Homeline, 120/240V, 2-Pole Plug-In

Overview

The Square D HOM230GFIC is a compact, plug‑in two‑pole GFCI breaker designed for Homeline load centers. It delivers standard circuit protection with Class A ground fault protection, suitable for residential and light commercial panel setups. With a 30 A rating at 120/240 V, this breaker pairs quick installation with dependable safety features, all in a compact footprint.

Key benefits

• Plug‑on design for fast, tool‑free installation in compatible Homeline panels.
• GFCI protection with Class A ground fault trip at 6 mA, helping to reduce ground fault risk in sensitive circuits.
• HACR rated for use on air‑conditioning and refrigeration circuits, adding a layer of compatibility for common home systems.
• 10,000 AIR (AIC) breaking capacity supports reliable interruption of faults, enhancing protection against short circuits.
• UL Listed and built to meet industry standards for safety and performance.

Operational details

• Voltage: 120/240 VAC; Poles: 2; Amperage: 30 A.
• Mounting: Plug‑in, designed to fit Homeline load centers and compatible CSED devices.
• Electrical connection: Clamp terminal accepts 14 AWG to 8 AWG copper or aluminum wire, enabling flexible wiring options.
• Physical footprint: Approximately 3.13 in height x 1.0 in width x 2.98 in depth, aiding panel space planning.
• Packaging: Shipped in a clam shell package for straightforward handling and protection during transport.

Real‑world use cases

Ideal for circuits where a ground fault alert is desired in living spaces, kitchens, or laundry rooms where moisture or multi‑wire environments may be present. Its plug‑in design minimizes install time during panel upgrades or service calls, while the 30 A rating suits standard branch circuits that require reliable protection without oversizing the breaker.

For technicians, the combination of wiring flexibility (14–8 AWG copper or aluminum) and UL listing provides a predictable, standards‑compliant option that integrates smoothly with existing Homeline configurations. While results vary by installation, users can expect straightforward replacement and consistent trip behavior when a fault condition occurs.