Cutler Hammer HFD1015 - 15A, 1-Pole, Circuit Breaker

The Cutler Hammer HFD1015 is a 15-amp, 1-pole circuit breaker designed for dependable overcurrent protection in industrial and commercial electrical systems. Built for use inside panelboards, switchboards, and control panels, this unit provides a compact, single‑pole solution for single‑phase distribution and motor control circuits.

Key specifications

• Current rating: 15 A
• Poles: 1-Pole
• Breaker type: Circuit Breaker

Crafted for reliability, the HFD1015 is part of Cutler Hammer's lineage of protection devices designed for steady performance in environments where uptime matters. The 1-pole configuration supports streamlined wiring for single‑phase feeds and reduces panel clutter, helping technicians maintain clean, safe installations in panelboards and motor control centers.

Ideal applications

• Industrial panelboards and switchboards needing dependable overcurrent protection for lighting, control circuits, and small motors
• Commercial equipment enclosures and OEM assemblies where compact, single‑pole protection is preferred
• Motor control centers where predictable tripping behavior minimizes unplanned downtime

Benefits you can count on

• Fast, predictable response to overloads to prevent wiring damage and equipment failure
• Compact, easy-to-install form factor that fits standard enclosures and bus systems
• Trusted Cutler Hammer quality for safety, reliability, and compatibility with common distribution setups

Installation and compatibility

Designed to integrate with standard panelboards, switchboards, and control panels that accept 1-pole breakers. Verify that your enclosure labeling confirms compatibility with this 1-pole 15A circuit breaker to ensure proper fitment and safe operation.

Practical usage tips

• Use as the primary protection for single‑phase distribution circuits in light‑industrial apps to safeguard wiring and connected equipment
• Pair with appropriately rated conductors and protective devices within motor control centers to minimize nuisance trips and downtime
• Schedule regular inspections of breakers in high‑duty environments to confirm mechanical integrity and trip responsiveness