HFD3225BP10 | Circuit Breaker | 225A | 3-Pole | 600V

Meet the HFD3225BP10, an industrial circuit breaker built for dependable overcurrent protection in three‑phase power systems. With a 225A continuous rating and a 600V operating capability, this unit is purpose‑built for demanding panels, switchboards, and electrical rooms where reliable protection and compact sizing matter.

Designed for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects, this 3‑pole breaker integrates seamlessly into standard industrial configurations. Because the part number is the most reliable reference for compatibility, the HFD3225BP10 helps you avoid mismatches and unnecessary downtime during ordering and installation.

Key specifications

• Amperage: 225 A
• Poles: 3‑Pole
• Voltage rating: 600 V

Why this breaker stands out

• Exact part‑match for dependable compatibility: Using the precise part number minimizes installation risk and ensures correct mounting interfaces and electrical characteristics.
• Three‑phase protection: The 3‑pole design aligns with standard three‑phase distribution, protecting all conductors in a typical industrial circuit.
• Robust load handling: A 225A rating supports substantial equipment and processes common in manufacturing, automation, and facility power distribution.
• Flexible application: An ideal choice for new installations or as a direct replacement in existing panels that require the same specifications, helping keep downtime to a minimum.

Use cases and practical scenarios

- Maintenance: Replace a worn or failed breaker in a three‑phase panel to restore original protection without changing other components.

- Retrofit: Upgrade or modernize control panels that require a 225A, 3‑pole, 600V breaker to support updated load profiles or equipment.

- Replacement: Quick, reliable part substitution during routine servicing, reducing commissioning time and risk of incompatibility.

Compatibility and ordering guidance

Always confirm fit and ratings before purchasing. Rely on the HFD3225BP10 part number as the best reference for compatibility with your equipment—cross‑check it against your panel catalog or OEM documentation. When installing, follow your facility’s wiring practices and local electrical codes to ensure safe, compliant operation.