The other is 240V and 15A and auto resets, which I guess limits you to 15A on each side of your home (have fun figuring out what’s on what side):
https://ucahelps.alberta.ca/utilities-disconnection-and-load...
I can see the value in these limiters, because without them people will quickly sink into debt not paying their power bills.
Of course, the underlying problem (poverty, sky-high energy prices) needs to be dealt with, but that can only be done with aid of the government and a social safety net. Lacking that, limiters can at least keep costs down.
That said, the $104 bill you get for having this stuff installed is bullshit. Limiters can be a tool for preventing poverty, but sending a large bill to the poor is a clear sign that these things aren't installed to help anyone.
Of course, a toaster oven or a single-plug-in burner will still work, but you'll have to coordinate.