Leviton LB125-GFT 25A 1-Pole GFCI Thermal Magnetic Branch Circuit Breaker

Protect critical power circuits for security, surveillance and monitoring equipment with the Leviton LB125-GFT 25A 1-Pole GFCI thermal magnetic branch circuit breaker. This compact 1-pole, 25A, 120V GFCI breaker combines reliable ground-fault detection with thermal-magnetic trip performance to safeguard cameras, recorders, access control panels and other low-voltage loads against overloads and ground faults.

Engineered for contractors and facility managers, the LB125-GFT features plug-on installation for fast wiring at rough-in and self-testing electronics that continuously verify protection. Integrated LEDs communicate the trip condition and fault type, making diagnostics straightforward and minimizing costly downtime during maintenance. Patented reset lockout prevents unsafe resets if ground or arc fault protection is compromised, adding an extra layer of safety for commercial and industrial environments.

Choose this Leviton circuit breaker to simplify installs, improve uptime, and meet code-driven protection requirements for security and monitoring systems. Specify the LB125-GFT for camera racks, access control panels, network monitoring closets, and other critical applications—order now to secure your installation.

• Reliable ground-fault protection that reduces downtime and protects personnel and connected equipment in security and surveillance installations
• Built-in self-test and status LEDs provide continuous monitoring and clear fault diagnostics to speed troubleshooting
• Thermal-magnetic trip technology offers precise overcurrent protection and nuisance-trip resistance for critical loads
• Plug-on installation streamlines retrofit and new-construction wiring to save labor time on commercial panels
• Patented reset lockout prevents unsafe resets after a compromised GFCI condition, improving site safety and code compliance
• Long-term assurance with Leviton support and warranty, ideal for network monitoring, security power circuits, and critical infrastructure