Federal Pioneer NA115 - 15A, Circuit Breaker

Engineered for dependable overcurrent protection, the Federal Pioneer NA115 - 15A Circuit Breaker is a compact, reliable solution for safeguarding electrical systems in demanding environments.

Designed for use in panelboards, switchboards, control panels, and OEM equipment, this 15 amp circuit breaker is built to handle daily switching cycles and steady loads in both industrial and commercial applications. When integrated into distribution panels or motor control centers, it helps prevent damage from overloads and short circuits, supporting safer operation and reduced downtime.

• Current rating: 15 A
• Breaker type: Circuit Breaker
• Ideal for: industrial facilities, commercial installations, and OEM equipment requiring robust overcurrent protection
• Applications: panelboards, switchboards, control panels, distribution panels, and motor control centers

Why choose the NA115 for your electrical distribution

• Localized protection: By interrupting excessive current at the source, wiring insulation and connected devices stay safeguarded during overload events.
• Protection for critical loads: Suitable for feeders and circuits in motor control centers where reliable tripping can prevent cascading failures.
• Operational simplicity: A straightforward 15A rating that aligns with common circuit protection requirements in many commercial and industrial panels.

Who should consider the NA115 15A Circuit Breaker? Teams maintaining or building electrical distribution systems that demand dependable overcurrent protection in assemblies like panelboards, switchboards, control panels, and OEM equipment. If you’re replacing a failed breaker or planning a new installation that requires a 15-amp NA115 device, this breaker delivers consistent performance within Federal Pioneer’s durable electrical components lineage.

Practical installation and use tips

• Match the current rating and breaker type exactly (15 A, circuit breaker) to ensure proper protection and fit.
• Inspect related components in the panel or motor control center for signs of overheating or wear, and replace in accordance with maintenance procedures.
• Handle breakers carefully to avoid physical damage that could affect trip performance.