HFD3100LBP10 | Circuit Breaker | 100A | 3-Pole | 600V

Meet a dependable choice for demanding three-phase protection: the HFD3100LBP10 industrial circuit breaker. With a 100 A rating, a 3-pole configuration, and a 600 V maximum, this breaker is designed to safeguard heavy-duty electrical systems without compromising performance or uptime.

Built for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement scenarios, this unit lets you align your protection with established specs while minimizing panel downtime. The part number HFD3100LBP10 serves as the clearest, most reliable reference for compatibility, ensuring you’re selecting a truly matching component for your panel.

Key specifications

• Amperage: 100 A
• Pole configuration: 3-Pole
• Voltage rating: 600 V
• Part number: HFD3100LBP10

Why this model stands out

What makes the HFD3100LBP10 unique is its precise alignment with 3-phase, 600 V applications at a robust 100 A protection level. This isn’t a generic replacement—it's a purpose-built fit for systems that demand exact rating and pole configuration. By using the exact part number as your reference, you reduce the risk of incompatibility and ensure a reliable protection scheme for your equipment.

Ideal use cases

• Maintenance: swap in a like-for-like unit during routine service to preserve protection characteristics without rewiring.
• Retrofit: upgrade older installations that require a 3-pole, 600 V protection device with a precise 100 A rating.
• Replacement: quickly identify a compatible breaker for ongoing service in industrial panels, reducing downtime.

Compatibility & installation notes

Before ordering, confirm fit and ratings to match your panel’s catalog and labeling. The HFD3100LBP10 is the clearest reference point for compatibility, so double-check the exact part number against your equipment documentation to ensure seamless replacement.

Practical tips for field use

• Cross-check the part number against your panel’s labeling and service manual to avoid mismatches.
• Prepare for a straightforward swap by verifying conductor sizes and mounting provisions align with the existing installation.
• Coordinate with upstream protection and downstream loads to maintain appropriate coordination and selective tripping in your system.
• Follow all safety procedures and local electrical codes during installation and replacement.