60198 30A 3P 240V Circuit Breaker | AmpState

Introducing the 60198 30A 3P 240V Circuit Breaker, a dependable triple-pole protector built for panelboards, load centers, and electrical distribution networks. Available from AmpState, this part is purposefully chosen for retrofit work and maintenance planning where keeping the exact part number matters, reducing stocking confusion and downtime.

• Part Number: 60198
• Amperage: 30 A
• Poles: 3
• Voltage: 240 V
• Type: Circuit Breaker
• Brand: Not specified

Why this 3P 240V breaker stands out:

• Three-pole design tailored for three-phase distribution systems, delivering reliable protection across multiple hot conductors
• 30-amp rating provides appropriate protection for mid-range loads such as motors, HVAC equipment, and controlled circuits often found in commercial settings
• Optimized for retrofit projects and maintenance workflows where keeping a consistent part number streamlines procurement and service planning
• Fits standard panelboards and load centers that require a dedicated 3P 240V protection device, helping maintain system safety and reliability

Ideal use cases and scenarios:

• Replacing aging or damaged breakers in existing three-phase panelboards without changing upstream wiring or panel design
• Standardizing spare parts across facilities to simplify maintenance inventories and cross-site servicing
• Retrofitting equipment or circuits that demand a specific 60198 part number for compatibility with documentation or manufacturer specifications
• Protecting 240V branch circuits in commercial and light industrial environments where three-phase distribution is used

Compatibility and support you can rely on:

Need help matching a part number or confirming compatibility? Message us and we’ll help you confirm fit. AmpState is equipped to verify that 60198 matches your panelboards or load centers and to cross-reference related part numbers if needed.

Practical notes for installation and safety:

• Follow all local electrical codes and manufacturer guidelines during replacement or installation
• Ensure the panel is de-energized and powered down before servicing
• Consult a licensed electrician if you’re unsure about fitment or wiring requirements for your specific distribution system