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| Amperes | 25 |
| Voltage | 600 |
| Product Type | Circuit Breaker |
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Schneider Electric BDA160255 Plug-In Circuit Breaker — 25A, 600V
This Schneider Electric circuit breaker is designed for quick, reliable maintenance, retrofit, and replacement when exact specifications matter. The BDA160255 offers a precise 25-amp current rating and a 600-volt maximum, making it ideal for protecting circuits in commercial and light-industrial environments where dependable performance is non-negotiable.
Why this plug-in breaker matters
Choosing the exact part number ensures compatibility with your panel’s bus design, mounting footprint, and trip characteristics. The plug-in form factor supports faster serviceability, reducing downtime during routine maintenance or retrofit projects and helping you keep critical electrical systems online.
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