Does this take square d breakers
351042
Manufacturers receive their UL listing based upon testing done with their own breakers and no one else. If you install different MFR breakers just because they fit, you will void your warranty and assume liability. If you have a problem, your insurance co can refuse your claim since you had equipment installed that was not according to the original manufacturer's specs. Therefore, it is not a question of whether you can, but whether you should. And that answer is "NO".
1003603
No. This panel only has space for the main breaker.If you want to add breakers, get one of these: Siemens 8 Space, 16, Circuit, 200 Amp, Main Breaker, Outdoor trailer panel Load Center, Copper Bus BarsYou can add a 100amp breaker to it, and then use it to feed a sub-panel.
274047
There are holes in mine at top, bottom and middle. So if your square outlet cover is the same height as a standard outlet it might work.
1727496
Yes, but you need a dedicated 15amp circuit. I blew the breakers in several locations in my house until I found an outlet that wasn't powering any other light, appliance etc.
1879375
It takes up two breaker spots. If you have two blank breaker spots (one on top of the other) then you have room for this device.
667301
Juan, I haven't had any problems with mine except on occasion it has indicated two circuit breakers as noted in the comment from E. Allen. This hasn't been a problem for me as I am not doing commercial work any more but friends/family/ volunteer type work. I would most likely buy this tester again. It beats the one I used when I was in business but that one was old technology. I think you will be satisfied with it.
323506
No it does not include fuses or circuit breakers. For the second question, Don't know, the manufacture would be able to answer that.
1846870
Yes (it's actually 240V). You have to use two adjacent breakers (within either the 6 upper 15A, or the 4 lower 20A). The unit comes with two removable handle ties, and you need one of these for each 240V circuit you need. I used the uppermost two 15A breakers for a 240 V well connection, and it works fine.
2178981
I never got it to work... Maybe my bad door I ended up replacing. It powers off the garage door connections and I would assume dc.
568047
The answer is no. I just tested this as I have a breaker in front and with it and with it off the breaker did not trip with no power.
1198418
yes, it is recommended. however, if they are all on the same circuit but on different breakers, it will still work. it will NOT work if they are on entirely separate circuits
858062
I haven't had a problem yet. I generally use Square D ( http://www.amazon.com/Square-Schneider-Electric-QO115CAFIC-Single-Pole/dp/B004Z4XAOK/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1426043379&sr=8-3&keywords=AFCI ) and I have not encountered any issues.
1003606
No, this is not a breaker box in the traditional sense. It is a cut off between the power pole and your house (building). Try one of the other products mentioned previously in the answers.
1875284
Nope, I believe the only way it will work is with the breaker on. It is incredibly simple to use and removes the guess work.
1870716
Susan. No it does not. The 6 circuits in this switch are hooked up to 6 individual circuits in your main panel.
398612
I don't think it has a breaker built in. I have had it plugged into a circuit that not much else is on since purchasing it and have had no problems. The only thing that comes to mind is possibly a thrown breaker or a break in the wire. You might test it by plugging into another receptacle or testing with a voltage meter.
119948
It does not. This switch is for single pole circuits. It is also indoor use only.