E2015 | Circuit Breaker | 15A | 2-Pole | 240V

Meet the E2015 circuit breaker — a rugged, industrial-grade protective device engineered for reliability in demanding electrical environments. With a 15A rating, this 2-pole, 240V breaker is designed to safely disconnect both hot lines on fault, making it ideal for circuits that require balanced protection and a clean, simultaneous disconnect. Whether you’re performing routine maintenance, retrofitting an older panel, or replacing worn components, the E2015 delivers dependable protection aligned with exact specifications.

Key specifications

• Amperage: 15A
• Poles: 2-Pole
• Voltage: 240V
• Reference: Part number E2015

Fit, compatibility and installation

Before ordering, confirm fit and ratings for your panel. The part number is the most reliable reference for compatibility, ensuring the correct bus type, mounting style, and electrical footprint. Use the E2015 to locate an exact factory-equivalent replacement or retrofit for legacy systems, preserving panel integrity and operational reliability.

Ideal use scenarios

• Maintenance and service switches on 240V circuits where quick, reliable disconnection is essential
• Retrofit projects upgrading aging panels to current safety standards
• Replacement for worn or tripped breakers in industrial equipment and 240V installations

What makes the E2015 stand out

Designed to fit legacy equipment with precision, the E2015 pairs a 15A load rating with a true 2-pole configuration, ensuring both conductors disconnect together for safer servicing and reduced shock risk. This specific combination of amperage, pole count, voltage rating, and part-number-driven compatibility minimizes guesswork during replacement and minimizes downtime in critical operations.

Practical tips for best results

• Verify the old part number and panel specifications to confirm a perfect match—E2015 is the best compatibility reference.
• Keep a spare E2015 on hand for proactive maintenance and rapid replacement during routine servicing.
• When installing, ensure power is fully isolated and follow local electrical codes; if you’re unsure, consult a licensed electrician.