Schneider Electric | FDA240306 | Circuit Breaker | 30A | 2-Pole | 480V

Schneider Electric FDA240306 Circuit Breaker delivers reliable overcurrent protection for high-voltage distribution, featuring a precise 30-amp rating across a 2-pole design intended for 480V systems. Built by Schneider Electric, this breaker is engineered for durability in industrial and commercial panels, making it an ideal choice for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where exact specifications matter.

Key features and benefits

• Exact fit for 480V, 2-pole configurations: Protects both conductors of your 480V circuit with consistent, predictable trip performance.
• 30A protection: Limits fault current to safeguard wiring, components, and connected loads without unnecessary interruptions.
• Reliable replacement part: FDA240306 is the precise reference for compatibility within the Schneider Electric ecosystem, reducing guesswork during panel upgrades.
• Retrofit-ready: Specifically suited for maintenance and replacement in existing panels that require a Schneider Electric 2-pole 480V breaker.
• Clear part identification: The part number FDA240306 is the best reference to confirm fit and ratings before ordering.

Technical specifications

• Amperage: 30A
• Poles: 2-Pole
• Voltage: 480V
• Type: Circuit Breaker
• Brand/Manufacturer: Schneider Electric
• Part Number: FDA240306

Use cases and ideal applications

Ideal for industrial control panels, manufacturing lines, HVAC distribution, and other 480V distribution networks that demand reliable overcurrent protection. For retrofit projects, this unit ensures consistent protection characteristics with existing Schneider Electric devices, helping to coordinate trip behavior across the system.

Practical guidance for selection and installation

• Before ordering, confirm fit and ratings with your panel documentation. The FDA240306 reference is your strongest compatibility signal.
• For installation, ensure power is fully de-energized and follow standard electrical safety practices or rely on a licensed electrician.
• Compare with your current breaker: same amperage, same pole count, and compatible voltage to ensure a seamless replacement without modifying bus configurations.