Canadian Consulting Engineer

Schneider recalls residential and light commercial circuit breakers

October 13, 2004
By Canadian Consulting Engineer

Schneider Electric Canada has announced that it is working with the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) on a volun...

Schneider Electric Canada has announced that it is working with the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) on a voluntary recovery for its Square D and Federal Pioneer Arc Fault Interrupter (AFI) circuit breakers. <br>
The products may not provide arc detection capability due to the failure of a third-party supplied internal component in the electronic detection circuit.<br>
The recovery relates to Square D QO and Homeline (Canada and the U.S.) and Federal Pioneer Stab-lok (Canada) 15- and 20-amp AFI circuit breakers manufactured between March 1 and September 23, 2004. While the breakers will continue to function like a regular circuit breaker, providing short circuit and overload protection, they may not detect a high resistance, low current arcing fault. <br>
The products are typically installed in residential and light commercial applications.<br>
See www.schneider-electric.ca<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>

Advertisement

Stories continue below

Print this page

Related Stories