Square D HOMT230230CP Tandem Quad Breaker – 2x 2-Pole, 30A, Black | Schneider Electric

Efficient protection with space-saving design

The Square D HOMT230230CP tandem quad breaker from Schneider Electric is engineered to help you maximize load center capacity without compromising safety. By housing two 2-pole breakers in a single 2-pole footprint, this device liberates valuable panel space while delivering dependable protection for paired circuits. The internal common trip ensures the two poles trip together when needed, aligning with the dependable performance you expect from Square D.

Key benefits at a glance

• Space-saving design that fits two 2-pole circuits into one two-pole slot
• Integrated common trip for coordinated protection of paired circuits
• Plug-on Neutral compatibility within Homeline Load Centers for flexible wiring
• ANSI Certified and UL Listed for reliable electrical safety

Installation and compatibility

Designed for versatility, this tandem quad breaker works with Homeline panels and CSEDs that offer two spaces. It supports new construction as well as remodels, retrofits, and solar-related configurations, making it a practical choice for projects with evolving electrical needs.

• Compatible with Homeline Plug-On Neutral Load Centers
• Works with Homeline Combination Service Entrance Devices (CSEDs)
• Forward-thinking engineering aimed at reducing installation time and overall cost

Technical snapshot and real-world use

In tight electrical racks and compact spaces, every inch counts. This tandem unit enables two 30 A two-pole circuits to share one space, streamlining panel layouts and simplifying labeling tasks. While performance depends on the overall system design, the form factor is engineered to support flexible installation in modern homes or commercial spaces that rely on efficient load management.

Schneider Electric’s Square D line emphasizes dependable build quality and regulatory compliance, which helps installers approach panel planning with confidence. This tandem quad breaker is a practical option for scenarios where additional circuits are needed without expanding the panel footprint, such as during remodels, retrofit projects, or solar-ready configurations that leverage Homeline infrastructure.