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Siemens 20 Amp Double Pole Dual Function AFCI/GFCI Circuit Breaker, Self-Test (Q220DF)

Model number
Q220DF

The Siemens Q220DF puts AFCI and GFCI protection together in one 2-pole 20-amp breaker, giving a single 240V circuit both arc-fault and ground-fault safety coverage from the panel. That dual function format is useful for installations that need both protections at once, including modern code-driven spaces and retrofit work where one breaker is cleaner than separate protective devices. Its self-test system continuously checks electronic protection performance, while 5 mA GFCI sensing and combination AFCI detection add shock and arc-fault coverage in one unit. The breaker fits listed Siemens and Murray load centers and includes a Lifetime Limited warranty.

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Model no.
Q220DF
Brand
Siemens
Category
Circuit Breaker
Canonical URL
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§ Specifications

#specifications
Product Type
Circuit Breaker
Poles
2
Amperage
20
Voltage Vac
240
Interrupt Rating Ka
10
Trip Type
Thermal-Magnetic, AFCI, GFCI
Afci Protection
Yes
Gfci Protection
Yes
Self Test
Yes
Plug On Neutral
No
Wire Gauge Awg
14-10
Compatible Panels
Siemens ES, EQ, PL, E, P, W, HW, HPW, G, HG, SGF, SN, XG, OG series; Murray panels
Certifications
UL 489, UL 1699, UL 943
Warranty
Lifetime Limited

§ What's Included

01 (1) Siemens Q220DF Dual Function AFCI/GFCI Circuit Breaker

§ Warranty

Lifetime Limited

§ FAQ

When is a dual function breaker like the Q220DF typically used?

A dual function breaker is typically used when a circuit needs both AFCI and GFCI protection at the same time. In residential work, that commonly comes up in NEC 2020-driven kitchen and laundry applications or in upgrades where a single breaker is preferred over multiple protective devices.

Can I use this breaker instead of installing separate AFCI and GFCI devices?

Yes. The Q220DF is intended to provide both types of protection directly from the panel position, combining combination AFCI performance with 5 mA Class A GFCI protection. That can simplify installation and reduce the number of separate protection components required on the circuit.

What does combination AFCI mean on the Q220DF?

Combination AFCI means the breaker is designed to detect multiple types of dangerous arcing, including series and parallel arc faults. This is more comprehensive than older branch-feeder AFCI designs, which did not address the same range of real-world arc conditions.

Is the Q220DF compatible with Siemens and Murray load centers?

Yes, it is intended for Siemens ES, EQ, PL, E, P, W, HW, HPW, G, HG, SGF, SN, XG, and OG series residential panels, and for Murray panels. Final compatibility should always be verified against the panel labeling and listing information.