EHC3015L | Circuit Breaker | 15A | 3-Pole | 480V | Bolt-On

Engineered for reliability in demanding industrial environments, the EHC3015L is a bolt-on, three-pole circuit breaker designed to deliver precise overcurrent protection for 480V systems at a 15A rating. Built for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects, this unit is purpose-built to integrate into existing panels with a secure bolt-on mounting, ensuring stable performance even in vibration-prone environments.

Key specifications at a glance

• Amperage: 15A
• Poles: 3-Pole
• Voltage: 480V
• Mounting: Bolt-On
• Part number: EHC3015L

Real-world applications

Designed for three-phase industrial power distribution, the EHC3015L is ideal for protecting motors, drives, and other critical equipment on lines powered by 480V. Use it for:

• Maintenance and service outages where exact spec matching is required
• Retrofits to upgrade legacy panels with a compatible 3-pole, 480V unit
• Replacement in existing installations that rely on the EHC3015L’s amperage and mounting configuration
• Conveyor belts, pumps, and industrial drives within manufacturing environments

Why this unit stands out

The EHC3015L delivers a precise 15-amp, three-pole protection profile for 480-volt systems, paired with a bolt-on mounting that simplifies secure installation in compatible enclosures. By matching the exact part number, you ensure compatibility of physical fit, electrical ratings, and interruption behavior—crucial factors when maintaining uptime in busy industrial settings.

Installation and compatibility notes

Notes: Confirm fit and ratings before ordering. The part number is the best reference for compatibility.

Before you commit to a replacement or retrofit, verify that your panel and wiring configurations are designed for a 3-pole, 480V bolt-on breaker at 15A. This ensures safe integration with your existing control hardware and minimizes downtime during installation.

Practical tips for best results

• Cross-check the EHC3015L against your panel’s mounting frame and enclosure to confirm bolt-on compatibility.
• Use the exact part number as the primary reference to avoid mismatched trip characteristics or mounting layouts.
• Plan for a brief power-down window during replacement to protect technicians and equipment.