UNSPSC 39121649: Arc fault circuit interrupter

Device that detects accidental arcs that occur in electric wires and home appliances, and cuts off the power.

UNSPSC 39121649 Arc fault circuit interrupter (Commodity) does not see sufficient recent state and local procurement activity to support a decision profile on this code.

Of the fourteen opportunities posted since February 2026, only one—a July 2026 Illinois Department of Corrections emergency procurement for a 1600 AMP air circuit breaker replacement at Dixon Correctional Center—directly involves the core product. The remaining solicitations span electrical supplies bundling (Pinellas County School District, Northside Independent School District), control panel fabrication and refurbishment (Broward County), switchgear testing and preventive maintenance (Fairfax County), electrical contractor services (Brevard County, Jackson Michigan, Portage County), law enforcement equipment (Sourcewell cooperative), motor circuit protectors (Hillsborough County), and systems integration (Charlotte CATS video monitoring and access control). The University of Mississippi IFB (July 2026) discloses no substantive scope detail. Several opportunities—the Texas Parks and Wildlife RV power outlets procurement, water treatment and booster pump station projects in Georgia and Franklin County, and the Oregon Air National Guard electrical infrastructure work—address electrical infrastructure but fall outside the narrow arc fault interrupter category. The code appears misattributed to several of these solicitations, and none represent sustained demand for arc fault circuit interrupters as a standalone commodity.

Issuing bodies include state departments (Illinois DOC, Texas Parks and Wildlife, Oregon Military Department), counties (Hillsborough, Broward, Fairfax, Collin, Franklin, Brevard), cities (Jackson Michigan, Phoenix, Austin, Charlotte, Lavonia Georgia, Ocala), school districts (Pinellas, Northside Independent), a university (Mississippi), a utility authority (Kissimmee), and a cooperative purchasing vehicle (Sourcewell). Geographic spread covers Florida (Broward, Hillsborough, Brevard, Kissimmee, Ocala), Illinois, Michigan, Virginia, Texas, Georgia, Wisconsin, Oregon, North Carolina, and Arizona, but no clear concentration emerges around arc fault interrupters. Until recent solicitations demonstrate renewed focus on this specific commodity rather than broader electrical procurement bundles or systems, the code warrants watch status rather than active pursuit.