HMA2800 | Circuit Breaker | 800A | 2-Pole | 600V

Meet the HMA2800 — an industrial circuit breaker built to protect demanding 600V power systems. This 2‑pole, 800A unit is crafted for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where exact specifications matter. Rely on the part number HMA2800 as the best reference for compatibility, and always confirm fit and ratings before ordering.

Key specifications

• Amperage: 800A
• Poles: 2-Pole
• Voltage: 600V

Why this HMA2800 stands out

• Exact spec alignment minimizes downtime by ensuring you’re using a part that matches your panel’s requirements. Rely on the HMA2800 to fit the bill when compatibility is non‑negotiable.
• Two‑pole design provides simultaneous disconnection of both lines, enhancing safety and protecting multi‑phase or dual‑leg circuits common in industrial 600V systems.
• Retrofit and replacement ready ideal for upgrades or repairs where existing equipment calls for an 800A, 2‑pole, 600V solution.
• Durable for rugged environments purpose‑built to perform in industrial settings where steady protection and reliable operation matter most.
• Streamlined procurement accurate part identification reduces ordering errors and accelerates project timelines.

Ideal use cases

• Panel upgrades and retrofits in manufacturing facilities with 600V distribution networks.
• Replacement of aging breakers that require an 800A, 2‑pole, 600V specification.
• Motor feeder and main distribution protection where precise spec matching minimizes compatibility risk.

How it supports your operation

• Reliable protection aligns with your 600V infrastructure to guard against overloads and short circuits, helping prevent costly downtime.
• Clear compatibility signal the HMA2800 part number is the most accurate reference for fit, reducing guesswork in ordering.
• Efficiency in maintenance knowing you’re using a standard, well‑documented component speeds up installation and inspection tasks.

Note: Confirm fit and ratings before ordering. The part number HMA2800 is your best reference for compatibility, especially when upgrading or retrofitting existing 600V circuits.