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GEH-4338A Installation Instructions & Homeowner Information
1TQ C 1 1 3 0Z0 0 0 3 H O M E O W N E R & I N S TA L L E R I N F O R M AT I O N Ground Fault
Ground fault circuit interrupter with self-test
Circuit Interrupter with
feature (GFCI)
Self-Test Feature (GFCI)
Type THQ/THHQ 15A-30A, 1 pole
Installer instructions
Type THQ/THHQ
Install the ground fault circuit interrupter with
15A-30A, 1 Pole
self-test (GFCI) using the following procedure:
1. Ensure power to the panel is "OFF" and read all warnings
on the adjacent page before installation of the GFCI
commences.
GFCI = Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter with Self-Test
2. Move handle of breaker to "OFF" position.
Installation Instructions
3. Connect the coiled white wire (pigtail) of the GFCI to any
terminal on the neutral bar in the panel.
4. Connect the WHITE insulated neutral load wire of the Install the Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter with
circuit to be protected to the GFCI's terminal lug marked
Self-Test (GFCI) using the following procedure:
LOAD NEUTRAL.
1. Ensure power to the panel is "OFF" and read all warnings on
5. Connect the BLACK insulated load wire of the circuit to be
the adjacent page before installation of the GFCI commences.
protected to the GFCI's terminal lug marked LOAD
2. Move handle of breaker to "OFF" position.
POWER. Check to assure the GFCI is still in "OFF" position
3. Connect the coiled white wire (pigtail) of the GFCI to any
and all wires are properly connected.
terminal on the neutral bar in the panel.
6. Install the wired GFCI into the panel.
4. Connect the WHITE insulated neutral load wire of the
7. Restore power to the panel.
circuit to be protected to the GFCI's terminal lug marked
8. Test the GFCI using the push button switch on the front
LOAD NEUTRAL.
of the breaker. Follow Test Procedures as indicated in
5. Connect the BLACK insulated load wire of the circuit to be
next section.
protected to the GFCI's terminal lug marked LOAD POWER.
9. See Troubleshooting Guide for the troubleshooting
Check to assure the GFCI is still in "OFF" position and all
method to be used for a tripped GFCI.
wires are properly connected.
Ground fault circuit interrupter wiring diagram, 1 Pole
6. Install the wired GFCI into the panel.
7. Restore power to the panel.
8. Test the GFCI using the push button switch on the front of
the breaker. Follow Test Procedures as indicated in next
Ground fault
section.
circuit breaker
9. See Troubleshooting Guide for the troubleshooting method
to be used for a tripped GFCI.
LED
Ground Fault
Circuit Breaker
Short white
wire connects
to panel neutral
LED
NOTE: The neutral pigtail on the eMCBs (AFCI, GFCI and
DFCI) can be cut to length in the field or extended using
approved connectors. Additionally, eMCBs with shortened
neutrals can be installed as shown providing a fast and
clean installation.
PON panel neutral connection in PowerMark Pro only
IMPORTANT: Q-Line Plug-on Neutral (PON) eMCBs do not
have a pigtail and can only be installed in PowerMark Pro
Load Centers. The PON eMCB neutral stab will automatically
connect to the panel's integrated neutral bar during normal
product installation. Please refer to the diagrams below.
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PowerMark Pro
neutral bar
120Vac
duplex
receptacle
Load
Load
neutral
power
120Vac
wire
wire
Duplex
(white)
(black) Receptacle
Load
Neutral
Wire
(White)
Load
Power
Wire
(Black)
Coiled
White Wire
Connects to
Panel Neutral
WARNING: Failure to follow these instructions could
result in death, personal injury, or property damage.
See Troubleshooting Guidelines on the second page of
this instruction sheet. This equipment must be installed
and serviced only by a qualified electrician.
WARNING: Failure to follow these instructions could result in
death, personal injury, or property damage.
WARNING: Turn off power to main breaker before
See Troubleshooting Guidelines on the second page of this instruc-
beginning installation. Failure to do so will risk electrical
tion sheet. This equipment must be installed and serviced only by a
shock and possible death, personal injury, or property
damage.
WARNING: Do not reverse-feed or back-wire. Do not
WARNING:
installation. Failure to do so will risk electrical shock and possible
subject circuit breaker to megger, high-voltage, or
death, personal injury, or property damage.
high-pot tests. Remove the circuit breaker before
high-pot testing the circuit or the system.
WARNING: Do not reverse-feed or back-wire. Do not subject circuit
CAUTION: The Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
breaker to megger, high-voltage, or high-pot tests. Remove the
must be supplied with power from the load center in circuit breaker before high-pot testing the circuit or the system.
order for the push to test to function properly. If the
power is on and push to test fails to trip or the LED turns
CAUTION: The Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) must be
on or blinks (indicating the self-test feature has detected
supplied with power from the load center in order for the push to
test to function properly. If the power is on and push to test fails
an issue), the GFCI may not be able to detect leakage
to trip or the LED turns on or blinks (indicating the self-test feature
current. The circuit breaker is defective and should be
has detected an issue), the GFCI may not be able to detect leakage
replaced.
current. The circuit breaker is defective and should be replaced.
NOTE: These instructions do not cover all details or
variations in equipment nor do they provide for every
NOTICE: These instructions do not cover all details or variations
in equipment nor do they provide for every possible contingency
possible contingency that may be met in connection with
that may be met in connection with installation, operation, or
installation, operation, or maintenance. Should further
maintenance. Should further information be desired or should
information be desired or should particular problems
arise that are not covered sufficiently for the purchaser's
purchaser's purposes, the matter should be referred to the GE
purposes, the matter should be referred to the ABB
Company. See contact information on next page.
Company. See contact information on next page.
Test procedures (GFCI should be tested regularly, at least
once per month.)
Test Procedures
1. With handle B in "ON" position, press "PUSH
GFCI should be tested regularly, at least once
TO TEST" button A up or down.
per month.
2. Handle B should move to "TRIP" position,
1. With handle B in "ON" position, press
indicating that GFCI has opened the circuit.
"PUSH TO TEST" button A up or down.
3. To restore power, move handle B to "OFF" and
2. Handle B should move to "TRIP" position,
then "ON".
indicating that GFCI has opened the circuit.
3. To restore power, move handle B to "OFF"
and then "ON".
IMPORTANT: If handle B does not move to "TRIP" position
IMPORTANT: If handle B does not move to "TRIP" position when
when "TEST" button is pressed, the GFCI's protection is
"TEST" button is pressed, the GFCI 's protection is not complete.
not complete. Replace breaker immediately. Replace breaker immediately.
imag
ON
B
20
OFF
TRIP
A
TEST