Square D by Schneider Electric HOM120PDFC Homeline Plug-On Neutral 20 Amp Single-Pole Dual Function (CAFCI and GFCI) Circuit Breaker, (Pack of 1)

To anybody wanting to use these with power tools, I have had absolutely no problem after many months of work using these to power my tools (e.g., table saw, miter saw, etc.). The 2020 NEC standard requires all basement circuits be AFCI and GFCI protected and I've used these breakers across the board for anything from refrigerators, office equipment, and power tools. I've had no nuisance trips. They work exactly as intended. I'm not sure why others are having a problem with them, but I just wanted to give a review based on my own experience.

Good product works well for garage panel

I'm sure they are fine. But I assumed, based on the description, that these were not used. But they definitely are. Not in original packaging. That said, they are all clean, and well packaged. Just not new.

Selling used circuit breakers is dangerous, you don't know why they were pulled out of service! The manufacturer has no liability if the circuit breaker causes a problem.

Product fit very well

Great price.

I used these throughout a new house I built. They work fine...unless you try to use any power tools, in which case they will trip CONSTANTLY. Table saw, miter saw, wood planer, air compressor, etc. all trip them, making them a terrible choice for a workshop. Called Schneider Tech Support and they insisted I must be overloading the circuit. I explained there was literally nothing else plugged in, but they insisted I must have "leakage". I'd stay away.

To the person who stated that power tools kept tripping the breaker: this is a combination ground fault and arc fault breaker. It is designed for bedrooms, etc, that are not normally subject to an arc. Areas that will feed power tools will require simply a ground fault breaker.