Cutler-Hammer LBB3200W Circuit Breaker, 200A, 3-Pole, 600V

Cutler-Hammer LBB3200W Circuit Breaker — a rugged protection solution crafted for demanding industrial service, maintenance, and replacement projects. With a 200 A rating, three poles, and a 600 V maximum, this unit is designed to reliably guard three‑phase systems that keep production running and critical equipment protected.

Designed to work within the Cutler-Hammer/Eaton ecosystem, the LBB3200W emphasizes compatibility and consistent protection. Always verify fit by part number and application requirements to ensure seamless integration with your panel and distribution setup. If you need assistance confirming compatibility by part number or matching it to your specific application, our team can help you verify the correct fit.

What makes the LBB3200W stand out

• Exact part-number compatibility: Use the LBB3200W to confirm fit before procurement, reducing field surprises and downtime.
• Three-pole, 600 V protection: Perfect for three‑phase industrial systems common in manufacturing lines, controls, and distribution panels.
• 200 A current rating: Suited for substantial loads while maintaining proper coordination with upstream protection devices.
• Industrial-grade reliability: Built to endure frequent switching, fault events, and routine maintenance in harsh environments.
• Inventory-friendly design: A clearly identifiable part number simplifies stocking, ordering, and on-site replacements.

Ideal use cases

The LBB3200W is well-suited for:

• New installations requiring a 3-pole, 200 A, 600 V circuit breaker for three-phase equipment.
• Replacement of aging or noncompliant breakers in industrial panels.
• Panel modernization projects that benefit from product compatibility within the Cutler-Hammer family for coordinated protection.
• Maintenance inventories for factories, warehouses, and facilities where reliability and quick part replacement are critical.

Installation and compatibility tips

• Verify compatibility by the exact part number (LBB3200W) and your application requirements before purchase or installation.
• Install in accordance with local electrical codes and the panel manufacturer’s guidelines; for complex configurations, consult a licensed electrician.
• Maintain a small stock of the exact part numbers to minimize downtime during maintenance or outages.
• Document replacement history and ensure protective coordination with upstream and downstream devices for optimal system protection.