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Q-Line 20 Amp Single-Pole Dual Function Arc Fault/GFCI Breaker Maximum Amperage (amps):20 Durable PVC/SBR Material: Abrasion-resistant construction 18V Lithium-Ion

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Q Line 20 Amp Single Pole Dual Function Arc Fault GFCI Breaker Maximum Amperage (amps):20 Durable PVC SBR Material: Abrasion resistant construction 18V Lithium Ion Durable PVC SBR Material: Abrasion resistant construction handles heavy foot traffic and moisture A: It is designed for 3 handle Gerber tub shower faucets the orange LED will blink to indicate the last known trip condition DFCI has a self test feature that meets a June 2015 requirement from UL on all ground fault circuit breakers

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