Eaton PDG22F0070TFFJ - 70 A, 600 V, 2-Pole Circuit Breaker | AmpState

Eaton PDG22F0070TFFJ is a 70A, 600V, 2-pole molded case circuit breaker engineered to deliver dependable branch-circuit overcurrent and short-circuit protection in panelboards and loadcenters. Its compact design frees up panel space without sacrificing protection, making it a smart choice for streamlined electrical lean-space installations.

Why this breaker stands out

• Compact molded case design optimizes panel real estate, helping you fit more circuits safely in the same enclosure.
• Thermal-magnetic trip unit provides stable, repeatable protection across varying loads and inrush conditions, reducing nuisance tripping while maintaining safety.
• Two-pole configuration protects both conductors in a circuit, ensuring coordinated protection for multi-wire branch circuits.
• OEM-compatible design that’s matched for use with Eaton OEM loadcenters and panelboards, helping ensure proper fit, coordination, and trip performance.
• Versatile application suitable for residential, commercial, and light industrial environments where reliable circuit protection matters.

Ideal use scenarios

• Subpanels in homes or small offices where space is at a premium, and you need dependable 70A protection.
• Commercial lighting and receptacle circuits that require consistent protection without frequent nuisance trips.
• Light industrial feeders and equipment circuits that operate at up to 600V, with robust, space-efficient protection.

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer: Eaton
• Part Number: PDG22F0070TFFJ
• Type: Thermal-magnetic molded case circuit breaker
• Amperage Rating: 70 A
• Voltage Rating: 600 V
• Number of Poles: 2
• Application: Branch circuit overcurrent and short-circuit protection

Installation and compatibility tips

To ensure optimal performance, verify that your panelboard is compatible with the PDG series and rated for 600 V. This breaker is designed to align with matching OEM Eaton loadcenters and panelboards, promoting proper fit, bus alignment, and coordinated trip curves. Always follow local electrical codes and consult a licensed electrician for panel replacements or upgrades.