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sparky617 - you're just interchanging the terms again and confusing some of the persons.
You want a "dual function" not "combination" breaker for your panel if you are looking for one breaker to provide both AFCI and GFCI protection. Therefore the breaker you provided the link for provides the protection for both AFCI and GFCI faults. Although this is the proper function breaker for your needs I don't know if the model of the breaker is specific for your panel as you never gave us this information. Just because a breaker is the same brand as the panel does not mean it is rated for the panel. Also, just because a breaker fits in your panel does not mean it is rated for your panel.
Again, the term "combination" is usually referred to only AFCI protection which protects from arc faults in combination series and parrell arc faults. The older AFCIs were called "AFCI" the newer ones that protect both S and P faults are now called "CAFCI" which is combination AFCI which only protects for arc faults.
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