The Cutler‑Hammer BR215 15 Amp Circuit Breaker is a dependable single‑pole branch circuit protection device designed for residential and light commercial electrical systems. Manufactured under the trusted Cutler‑Hammer (Eaton) brand, this breaker provides reliable protection against overloads and short circuits while delivering consistent performance across a wide range of standard applications.

Built using a thermal‑magnetic trip mechanism, the BR215 responds accurately to prolonged overcurrent conditions as well as instantaneous fault events, helping protect wiring, connected equipment, and electrical panels. Its BR‑style plug‑on design allows for easy installation in compatible Eaton and Cutler‑Hammer load centers, making it a dependable choice for new installations, replacements, or panel upgrades.

The BR215 occupies a single panel space and is commonly used for general 120‑volt circuits supplying lighting, receptacles, and small loads.

Key Features

• 15 amp rating ideal for standard branch circuit protection
• Single‑pole construction for 120‑volt applications
• Thermal‑magnetic trip mechanism provides dual protection against overloads and short circuits
• BR type plug‑on design enables fast, secure installation
• Compact form factor fits one standard breaker space
• High‑quality molded case designed for durability and long service life
• HACR rated, suitable for heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration circuits
• UL Listed for safety and code compliance

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Cutler‑Hammer (Eaton)
• Model Number: BR215
• Breaker Type: BR
• Poles: 1 (Single Pole)
• Amperage Rating: 15 Amps
• Voltage Rating: 120/240 VAC
• Frequency: 60 Hz
• Trip Type: Fixed Thermal‑Magnetic
• Interrupt Rating: 10 kAIC
• Phase: Single Phase
• Mounting Type: Plug‑On
• Temperature Rating: 40°C
• Wire Range:
  • Copper conductors: #14 – #8 AWG
  • Aluminum conductors: #14 – #8 AWG
• Connection Type: Load‑side lug
• Panel Space Required: 1 space

Applications

• General lighting circuits
• Receptacle outlets
• Bedrooms, living areas, offices
• Small appliance circuits (where code‑approved)
• Residential and light commercial branch circuits