Hartland 40AMP - 40A, 2-Pole, Circuit Breaker

Hartland 40AMP 2-Pole Circuit Breaker delivers reliable overcurrent protection for demanding electrical systems. With a 40A rating and a robust 2-pole design, this device is built to safeguard panelboards, switchboards, and control panels across industrial, commercial, and OEM applications.

Designed for dependable operation where safety matters most, the Hartland circuit breaker interrupts both hot lines quickly and predictably to protect motors, heaters, and other critical equipment from overloads and short circuits. Its straightforward installation and compact footprint make it easy to upgrade existing distribution panels while preserving clear, code-aligned protection for essential circuits.

Key capabilities

• Current rating: 40 A
• Poles: 2-Pole, enabling simultaneous interruption on both hot legs
• Breaker type: Circuit Breaker for reliable overcurrent protection
• Applications: Panelboards, switchboards, control panels, motor control centers
• Ideal environments: Industrial, commercial, and OEM settings where dependable protection is essential
• Protection benefits: Fast, controlled disconnection to minimize equipment damage and downtime

Use cases and scenarios

• Protect 2-wire or 3-phase motor circuits in distribution panels, keeping drives and conveyors safe from overloads.
• Upgrade existing equipment in manufacturing lines that require a dependable 40 A, 2-pole solution for safety and compliance.
• Integrate into new or retrofit control panels and switchgear for OEM assemblies demanding robust overcurrent protection without sacrificing space.

Why this Hartland breaker stands out

• Durable construction designed for industrial duty and continuous operation in harsh environments.
• Clear, predictable trip characteristics help reduce unexpected downtime and protect valuable equipment.
• Flexible installation in a variety of panel configurations thanks to the 2-pole design and compatible mounting footprint.

Practical guidance

• Ensure selection aligns with your distribution panel’s rating and follow applicable electrical codes for installation and maintenance.
• Secure connections and follow manufacturer guidelines for torque to maintain reliable protection.
• Maintain spare units on hand to minimize downtime in critical facilities and manufacturing operations.