QO260GFI3W Square D 60A 2-Pole GFCI Breaker - QO Plug-On Neutral with Pigtail

QO260GFI3W Square D 60A 2-Pole GFCI Breaker - QO Plug-On Neutral with Pigtail

Wiring a spa disconnect or a 240V subfeed that needs a neutral landed at the breaker? The QO260GFI3W is the pigtail-neutral version of the Square D QO 60A GFCI breaker, built to drop straight into a QO panel or NQ panelboard and hand you a line neutral lead right at the breaker body. No extra neutral kit, no workaround.

Common Applications

• Spa and hot tub disconnects that call for a neutral at the panel
• Subpanel feeds in QO load centers
• 240V equipment runs needing GFCI protection plus a neutral tap
• Service and maintenance swaps on existing QO panels

Key Features

• Pigtail neutral included: The neutral pigtail is built into the breaker, so you land it and move on instead of fishing for a separate neutral connection.
• Visi-Trip indicator: One glance tells you if it tripped or was switched off, no guessing on a callback.
• Class A 6mA ground fault trip: Meets the 6mA Class A threshold techs expect on a GFCI breaker.
• Thermal-magnetic trip: Standard QO thermal-magnetic trip unit, no programming, no settings to fumble on a ladder.
• 10kA AIC: Rated to clear fault currents up to 10,000A.
• Plug-on fit: Snaps into the QO bus like any other QO breaker, no adapters.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Square D (Schneider Electric)
• Catalog Number: QO260GFI3W
• Series: QO
• Amperage: 60A
• Voltage: 120/240VAC
• Poles: 2
• Interrupting Rating: 10kA
• Ground Fault Protection: Class A, 6mA
• Trip Type: Thermal-magnetic
• Mounting: Plug-on, plug-on neutral with pigtail lead
• Certifications: UL Listed, CSA Certified
• Compatibility: Square D QO series load centers; compatible with QOE260GFINM

Product Identification

• UPC: 785901966708

FAQ

• Will this fit my QO panel the same as a standard breaker? Yes, it plugs onto the QO bus the same as any QO breaker, the only difference is the added pigtail neutral lead you land in the neutral bar.
• Why does this one have a pigtail and the QO260GFI doesn't? The 3W suffix marks the version built with an integral line neutral pigtail, for jobs where the load needs a neutral reference at the breaker itself.
• What AIC rating am I working with? 10kA, standard for the QO GFCI line at this amperage.
• Is this a Class A GFCI breaker? Yes, 6mA Class A trip threshold, code-compliant for personnel protection applications.
• Does it use an electronic or thermal-magnetic trip? Thermal-magnetic, the standard QO trip mechanism, not an electronic trip unit.
• Is it listed for both US and Canadian jobs? Yes, it carries both UL Listing and CSA Certification.