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I need to add GFI to an existing 240V 30a30A circuit your use an electric home brewing system. The system uses an electric heating element that is immersed in a kettle of water. The manufacturer recommends the use of GFIC for safety.

Will a two pole 30a-pole 30A GFI breaker function correctly on a three line circuit? How should the neutral pigtail be wired?

Thanks for your help, Fr8Dog

I need to add GFI to an existing 240V 30a circuit your use an electric home brewing system. The system uses an electric heating element that is immersed in a kettle of water. The manufacturer recommends the use of GFIC for safety.

Will a two pole 30a GFI breaker function correctly on a three line circuit? How should the neutral pigtail be wired?

Thanks for your help, Fr8Dog

I need to add GFI to an existing 240V 30A circuit your use an electric home brewing system. The system uses an electric heating element that is immersed in a kettle of water. The manufacturer recommends the use of GFIC for safety.

Will a two-pole 30A GFI breaker function correctly on a three line circuit? How should the neutral pigtail be wired?

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GFI Breaker on a three line 240V circuit

I need to add GFI to an existing 240V 30a circuit your use an electric home brewing system. The system uses an electric heating element that is immersed in a kettle of water. The manufacturer recommends the use of GFIC for safety.

Will a two pole 30a GFI breaker function correctly on a three line circuit? How should the neutral pigtail be wired?

Thanks for your help, Fr8Dog