Eaton ED3175 175A 3P 240V Circuit Breaker | AmpState

The Eaton ED3175 is a dependable 3-pole, 175 A circuit breaker designed to protect three-phase circuits across panelboards, load centers, and electrical distribution systems. Rated at 240 V, it delivers reliable overcurrent protection while preserving the original protection profile specified for your equipment.

Key features at a glance

• Current rating: 175 A for robust three-phase protection
• Poles: 3-pole design for balanced, three-phase circuits
• Voltage: 240 V operation suitable for common distribution setups
• OEM alignment: Selected to match the original part number for BOM consistency in replacement projects
• Compatibility: Part number ED3175 from Eaton, available through AmpState
• Availability: Ready-to-ship option to support stocking spares and quick maintenance cycles

Why engineers and electrical teams choose ED3175

When downtime isn’t an option, ED3175 provides a straightforward path to restore and maintain three-phase protection without altering panelboard configurations. Its 175 A rating is ideal for feeders and distribution circuits that require solid fault protection while sustaining load performance. Because it’s aligned with Eaton’s original BOM, you can keep procurement and maintenance records clean, reducing complexity during replacements.

Ideal use cases

• Replacement projects in commercial or light industrial panelboards and distribution assemblies where the ED3175 is specified
• Stocking spares to ensure your maintenance program stays aligned with the original equipment, minimizing compatibility risers
• Upgrade or retrofit scenarios requiring a 3-pole, 240 V protection device with a precise 175 A rating

Compatibility and support

AmpState provides the Eaton ED3175 and can assist in confirming fit for your specific panelboard model. If you’re unsure whether this part matches your equipment, message us with the panelboard make/model and any relevant documentation, and we’ll help verify compatibility and coverage so you stay on-schedule.

Note: This description reflects the ED3175’s intended role in circuit protection for panelboards, load centers, and electrical distribution. Always rely on a licensed electrician for installation, and verify that the panelboard accepts the ED3175 and that all local electrical codes are followed.