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Eaton CH Series ground fault equipment protectors (GFPs) protect electrical equipment and personnel from ground faults. They are commonly used in commercial and industrial settings to improve ...Read More
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C| Style | Model | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | CHFEP120 | £374.20 | |
| B | CH260EPD | £658.34 | |
| A | CHFEP125 | £695.19 | |
| A | CHFEP130 | £375.55 | |
| A | CHFEP115 | £473.86 | |
| B | CH215EPD | £562.87 | |
| B | CH220EPD | - | RFQ
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| B | CH230EPD | £614.73 | |
| C | CH230EPDT3 | £1,021.40 | |
| B | CH245EPD | £822.72 | |
| B | CH240EPD | £614.73 | |
| B | CH250EPD | £658.98 |
Ground faults are abnormal electrical current paths between an electrical source and the ground.
A ground fault occurs when electrical current flows through an unintended path, such as through a person's body or damaged insulation, rather than through the intended path in an electrical circuit. Ground faults can be caused by damaged electrical equipment, water exposure or electrical arcing.
A GFP detects and interrupts ground faults, while a regular circuit breaker protects an electrical circuit from overloading or short-circuiting.