CH-F2100-12-BF-45TM | Circuit Breaker | 2-Pole

Meet the CH-F2100-12-BF-45TM, a robust industrial circuit breaker designed to protect and control electrical power in maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects. This 2-Pole unit is engineered to align with precise specifications while delivering dependable, simultaneous disconnection of two conductors in multi‑phase systems.

• 2‑Pole design enables coordinated interruption for two hot legs, making it ideal for 240V circuits or panelboards that require simultaneous shutdown.
• Designed for scenarios where matching part numbers and ratings are essential. The CH-F2100-12-BF-45TM reference is your best guide to compatibility.
• Suitable for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement applications, helping you minimize downtime and keep electrical systems running smoothly.
• Compact form factor fits common industrial panels without compromising protection or reliability.

Why this matters in the real world:

• Reliability in routine service: Using the exact part referenced in your equipment’s documentation reduces fit issues and ensures the breaker trips at the intended current level.
• Streamlined procurement: Rely on the part number as the most accurate compatibility reference, saving time during sourcing and reducing the risk of mismatched components.
• Lifecycle protection: For retrofit or replacement projects, this unit preserves your panel’s original protection scheme and maintains consistent system behavior.

Ideal for:

• Electricians and maintenance teams performing repairs, replacements, or upgrades in industrial facilities
• OEMs integrating protective devices into control cabinets and service panels
• Facilities managers overseeing electrical distributions where reliability and exact spec compatibility are critical

Practical tips for a successful fit:

• Double‑check the part number CH-F2100-12-BF-45TM against your equipment’s documentation and current ratings before ordering.
• Review your panel’s specifications to confirm 2‑pole configuration and any required trip characteristics or mounting interfaces.
• Follow standard safety procedures: de‑energize the circuit, apply lockout/tagout, and verify the absence of voltage before removing the old unit and installing the new one.