Murray MP115GF 15-Amp 1 Pole 120-Volt Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter

I felt this was a good price for this breaker. Seems to work just fine (i.e.., testing always tripped the breaker). Installation tip for DIYers: after connecting the black power lead, follow that wire back to the cable where it enters your service panel, locate the corresponding white neutral wire, then disconnect that wire from your grounding bus and connect it to the load neutral screw of your new breaker. The instructions come with a picture. You will also need to connect the white pigtail that comes with the breaker to your neutral bus. Depending on the length of your relocated white wire, you may need to rearrange a breaker or two to get them all back on the panel.

Works fine. Price was reasonable.

Easy install, have power to the shed now

Ordered 3 and got....3, BUT 2 were branded Gould a company that Murray Bought out years and years ago (cant remember what year but a long time ago), before Siemens bought out Murray years ago. You got the point looked, must have been new old stock the other 1 of the 3 was literally unbranded. I never tried to get working or anything just sent them back. I always keep a panel under 1 brand at most I'll mix Murray and Siemens. Also these 3 breakers looked like the 1990s all over again.

A little pricey because it is a 15 amp rather than the 20 amp industry standard. Installed, tested and working

Good item, did what it should.

Worked as expected. Fits in my old Murray arrow heart panel. Provides gfci protection for the whole circuit so gfci outlets are not necessary.

Fit perfectly as a replacement in a Crouse-Hinds sub panel.