two pole GFCI

[zaid]

I know that 2 pole GFCI Circuit Breaker is designed for multiwire brach circuit (that is 3 wire circuit 2 phase and common neutral.) can we install 2p gfci circuit breaker to protect 220V receptacle (two wire circuit)??

 

[jim dungar]

Re: two pole GFCI

Yes.

All two pole GFCI breakers I have ever seen are rated for 2 wire and 3 wire circuits.

Note: The line side neutral wire (the white curly one) must always be connected to the panel neutral.

 

[zaid]

Re: two pole GFCI

Thank you jim, if you have any ducoment proves that, would you refer to or send it to my email alkatherizaid@hotmail.com

[ June 20, 2003, 06:36 AM: Message edited by: zaid ]

 

[tom baker]

Re: two pole GFCI

Cutler Hammer makes a listed 2 pole CB for multiwire use. You'll find information at the CH web site.

 

[zaid]

Re: two pole GFCI

Thank you Tom, my point is if it is possible to use 2 pole GFCI circuit breaker to protect 220V receptacle (phase to phase), not that circuit with a common neutral?
is 2 pole GFCI CB approved for such circuit?

[ June 19, 2003, 07:52 PM: Message edited by: zaid ]