Eaton | FL360100A | Circuit Breaker | 100A | 3-Pole | 600V | Bolt-On

Meet the Eaton FL360100A, a purpose-built circuit breaker designed to deliver dependable overcurrent protection in industrial and commercial electrical environments. With a 100 A span, 3-pole configuration, 600 V rating, and bolt-on mounting, this unit is tailored for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where exact specifications matter.

Key specifications

• Amperage: 100 A
• Poles: 3-Pole
• Voltage rating: 600 V
• Mounting type: Bolt-On

The FL360100A is identified by its part number, which serves as the most reliable reference for compatibility with Eaton panels and related assemblies. This ensures you’re selecting a breaker that fits both the physical footprint and the intended trip characteristics of your system.

Why this model matters

When performing maintenance, retrofit, or replacement, matching amperage, pole count, and voltage is crucial to maintain electrical safety and system performance. The FL360100A provides a precise, bolt-on solution that simplifies installation in compatible panels, reducing downtime and uncertainty during service windows.

Ideal use cases

• Retrofits in legacy panels where three-phase protection and 600V operation are required
• Replacements for failed breakers in industrial control panels and commercial electrical rooms
• Maintenance projects seeking a straightforward bolt-on installation with a trusted, Eaton-built component

Practical guidance for installers

• Always confirm fit and ratings before ordering—the part number FL360100A is the best reference for compatibility.
• Ensure the panel accepts bolt-on breakers of the 3-pole, 100 A, 600 V configuration.
• Inspect wiring, labeling, and the surrounding enclosure to ensure safety and proper clearance once installed.

Who benefits most

Electrical professionals updating or repairing service rooms, control cabinets, and industrial panels will appreciate the clear compatibility cue provided by the part number, the straightforward bolt-on mounting, and the precise 100 A, 3-pole, 600 V specifications that align with common Eaton system architectures.