LA2225S | Circuit Breaker | 225A | 2-Pole | 600V

Meet the LA2225S Industrial Circuit Breaker—a robust two-pole protective device designed for demanding 600V environments. With a 225A rating, it provides dependable fault interruption for critical electrical systems, making it an ideal choice for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where exact compatibility matters. The part number LA2225S is your best reference when confirming fit and ratings before ordering.

Why this LA2225S matters in your electrical infrastructure

• Two-pole protection ensures both conductors trip together, enhancing safety by preventing dangerous arc situations during overloads or short circuits.
• 225A capacity balances strong protection with the ability to handle high-load circuits common in industrial settings.
• 600V rating aligns with industrial power distribution needs, motor circuits, and control panels that require higher voltage protection.
• Clear compatibility signal rely on the LA2225S part number as the definitive reference for fit and ratings; always verify against your panel specifications before purchasing.
• Maintenance-friendly design optimized for retrofit and replacement, helping minimize downtime when upgrading or servicing distribution networks.

This circuit breaker shines in settings such as industrial control panels, motor control centers, and power distribution panels where reliable protection and steady performance are non-negotiable. If your system operates at 600V and demands a 225A, 2-pole device, the LA2225S offers a precise, field-ready solution that integrates smoothly with equipment referencing this exact part number for compatibility.

Key specifications

• Amperage: 225A
• Poles: 2-Pole
• Voltage: 600V

Practical guidance for use

• Before ordering, confirm fit and ratings against your equipment; the LA2225S part number is the primary reference for compatibility.
• Use in maintenance and retrofit projects to minimize downtime, ensuring you select a breaker that matches the voltage and amperage requirements of your circuit.
• Plan replacement during routine maintenance to align with panel manufacturer guidelines and any mounting or clearance considerations.