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The Murray MPA120AFC is a high-performance 20-Amp single pole AFCI circuit breaker designed for 120-volt applications. It features LED trip indicators for easy fault identification, enhanced wire bend space for improved installation, and a robust torque rating for secure connections.
| Circuit Breaker Type | AFCI |
| Number Of Poles | 1 |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Current Rating | 20 Amps |
R**.
Works great
Fits perfectly works well great price
F**S
Great product.
Great product, service and value.
A**M
As described.
Setup was fine, working, only concern is my GFI tester didn't trip it. The tester works fine on receptacle type ones, this may be setup differently. The self test works fine...
C**O
Replaced older version Murray MP-AT with this MP-AT2
Older Murray MP-AT (8 years old) was tripping frequently and was too sensitive on a particular set of outlets. Cable box power supplies or power strips were setting it off. I confirmed the devices were not faulty but the breaker was getting ARC fault signals. I purchased this newer MP-AT2 and all the false breaks stopped. I had the option with going for the Siemens brand but wanted to make sure it was compatible with the panel so went with Murray to be safe
E**I
No good
The problem with this breakers is that for a simple in significant thing they switch to off. Don't like
H**G
Great Price.
It does what it should, cant beat the price compared to supply houses and building supply depots like lowes and home depot, same quality just better pricing and availibility..
J**S
They work like they are supposed to
I've had to install at least 10 of these in my main panels for our two new buildings. They work like they are supposed to. Delivery was very quick. When installing make sure to secure the pigtail to the neutral bar and the neutral wire for the circuit to the breaker.
G**E
Single Pole Breaker
Good price, excellent quality
L**E
Good Stuff
Good price for this item.
D**R
Arc fault have issues
The breakers constantly trip sometimes even turning on the lights. I have 6 and they all seam to have issues sometimes it’s using a jig saw other times it’s from plugging in the car. Standard breakers work fine.
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