Installation Guide

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Branch

Circuit #1

(A-phase)

Branch

Circuit #2

(B-phase)

Panel

AFCI pigtails

Tie handle bars together

with THT104

Neutral lug of second

AFCI can be left open

12/14-2 NM-B

12/14-3 NM-B

12/14-2 NH-B

Junction bo

Neutral bar

Red conductor

White conductor

Black conductor

Installer Instructions

WARNING: Failure to follow these instructions could

result in death, personal injury, or property damage.

• This circuit breaker is intended for use on either

single-phase grounded 120Vac 2-wire branch circuits

or on 120/240Vac or 120/208Vac shared neutral

circuits where the neutral from separate branch

circuits is combined to one neutral wire and returned

to either breaker.

• A handle tie is required for 2 or 3 single pole non

common trip breakers on shared neutral circuits. See

wiring diagram below and download DET-719 from

electrification.us.abb.com for additional information.

Single Phase Wiring Diagram

Note: for simplicity the ground wires are not shown

3-Phase Wiring Diagram

Note: for simplicity the ground wires are not shown

• This equipment must be installed and serviced only

by a qualified electrician.

WARNING: Turn off power to main breaker before

beginning installation. Failure to do so will risk

electrical shock and possible death, personal injury,

or property damage.

DEH41543 HOMEOWNER & INSTALLER INFORMATION

Combination Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupter (AFCI)

Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupter (AFCI)

Installation Instructions

Install the AFCI using the following procedure:

1. Open the AFCI by moving its handle firmly to the

OFF position.

2. Install the AFCI into the load center by plugging

or bolting the circuit breaker into the desired

circuit position.

3. Connect the coiled white “pigtail” wire from the AFCI

to the panel or enclosure neutral bus terminal and

secure it tightly. Uncoil pigtail as necessary (see

connection diagram)

4. Connect the white (neutral) load wire to the terminal

side of the circuit breaker, identified by a silver-

colored terminal screw, labeled LOAD NEUTRAL

5. Connect black (hot) wire to circuit breaker terminals

labeled LOAD, identified by a gold-colored terminal

screw.

6. Turn on power, then close and test the AFCI using the

test rocker switch on the front of the breaker. Follow

the Test Procedure indicated in the next section.

7. See Troubleshooting Guides on the next page on how

to troubleshoot an AFCI.

Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupter

WARNING: Do not reverse-feed or back-wire. Do not

subject to megger, high-voltage, or high-pot tests.

Remove the circuit breaker before high-potting occurs

on the circuit or the system.

NOTE: The neutral pigtail on eMCB’s (AFCI, GFCI and

DFCI) can be cut to length in the field or extended

using approved connectors. Additionally, eMCB’s with

shortened neutrals can be installed as shown

providing a fast and clean installation.

Arc Fault

Circuit

Breaker

120Vac

Duplex

Receptacle

Load

Power

Wire

(Black)

Load

Neutral

Wire

(White)

Short White Wire

Connects to Load

Center Neutral

Black conductor

White conductor

Red conductor

Blue conductor

Neutral Bar

Panel

12/14-2 NM-B

Branch

Circuit #1

(A-Phase)

Branch

Circuit #2

(B-Phase)

Branch

Circuit #3

(C-Phase)

Tie handle bars together

with TQ3HTK

Neutral lug of second

and third AFCI can be

left open

Junction

Box

Summary of content (6 pages)

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D E H 4 1 5 4 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 Combination Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupter (AFCI) Installer Instructions Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupter (AFCI) Installation Instructions WARNING: Failure to follow these instructions could result in death, personal injury, or property damage.
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Test Procedures (AFCI should be tested regularly, at least once per month.) The test feature allows the homeowner to test the arc detection capability by depressing a rocker switch in two directions. The breaker has passed the test if the TRIP flag appears in the window. Use provided Test Record Chart DEH-41133 to record the dates the breaker(s) are tested.
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D E H 4 1 5 4 3 I N F O R M A C I Ó N PA R A E L P R O P I E TA R I O Y E L I N S TA L A D O R Interruptor de Circuitos por Falla de Arco Combinado Serie-Paralelo (AFCI) Instrucciones para la instalación ADVERTENCIA: El no seguir estas instrucciones puede resultar en la muerte, lesiones personales o daños a la propiedad.
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Procedimientos de prueba (El AFCI debe probarse con una frecuencia de al menos una vez por mes). La función de prueba del cortacircuitos permite al propietario probar la detección de fallas de arco por medio de presionar el botón de prueba en dos direcciones. Se considera que el cortacircuitos pasó la prueba si el indicador de “TRIP” (interrupción) aparece en la ventana. Utilice la Tabla de Registro de Pruebas DEH41133 provista para registrar las fechas en las que se puso a prueba el cortacircuitos.
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D E H 4 1 5 4 3 I N F O R M AT I O N S P O U R L E P R O P R I É TA I R E E T L’ I N S TA L L AT E U R Disjoncteur de défaut d’arc combiné Instructions pour l’installateur AVERTISSEMENT : Le non-respect de ces instructions peut entraîner la mort, des blessures corporelles ou des dommages matériels.
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Procédures de test (Les AFCI devraient être régulièrement testés, au moins une fois par mois.) La fonction de test permet au propriétaire de tester la capacité de détection d’arc en faisant basculer un interrupteur dans deux directions. Le disjoncteur réussit le test si le drapeau TRIP apparaît dans la fenêtre. Utilisez le tableau d’enregistrement des tests DEH-41133 fourni pour noter les dates auxquelles le ou les disjoncteurs ont été testés.