Breaker Brand Compatibility Chart — What Breakers Fit My Panel?

Find which circuit breakers fit your electrical panel. This searchable compatibility chart covers Square D, Eaton, Siemens, GE, Westinghouse, and ITE panels. Only UL-listed and UL-classified combinations are shown.

Square D QO Panels

Compatible breakers: Square D QO (OEM), Eaton CL single-pole only (UL-Classified). Models: QO130L200PG, QO140M200P, QO142M200P.

Square D Homeline Panels

Compatible breakers: Square D Homeline HOM (OEM), Eaton CL full series (UL-Classified). Models: HOM2040M200PC, HOM3060M225PC, HOM4080M200PC.

Eaton BR Panels

Compatible breakers: Eaton BR (OEM), Eaton BRN for GFCI/AFCI (OEM). Models: BR2040B200, BR3040B200, BR4080BQN200.

Eaton CH Panels

Compatible breakers: Eaton CH (OEM, 22,000 AIC rating), Eaton CHF for GFCI/AFCI (OEM). Models: CH42BPN200K, CH30BPN150K.

Siemens QP/QT Panels

Compatible breakers: Siemens QP (OEM), Siemens QT tandem (OEM, tandem-rated positions only), Siemens QAF2 AFCI (OEM), Eaton CL (UL-Classified). Models: P3040B1200CU, P4080B1200CU.

GE THQL Panels

Compatible breakers: GE THQL (OEM), GE THQLT tandem (OEM, tandem-rated positions only), Eaton CL (UL-Classified). Models: TM2020R200K, TM4020R200K.

Westinghouse BR (Legacy) Panels

Compatible breakers: Eaton BR (OEM — Eaton acquired Westinghouse), Eaton BRN for GFCI/AFCI (OEM). Models: BR2040B200, BR3040B150.

ITE / Gould QP (Legacy) Panels

Compatible breakers: Siemens QP (OEM — Siemens acquired ITE/Gould), Eaton CL (UL-Classified). Models: CDP-7, EQ Load Centers.

Cutler-Hammer Panels

Compatible breakers: Eaton BR or CH (OEM — Eaton owns Cutler-Hammer, same product line).

Understanding Circuit Breaker Compatibility

Circuit breaker compatibility is determined by UL testing and listing. OEM breakers are made by the same company that manufactured the panel. UL-Classified breakers are made by a different manufacturer but tested and certified for use in specific panel types. Never install a breaker that isn't listed for your panel — even if it physically fits. This violates NEC 110.3(B) and creates fire/shock hazards.