Schneider Electric | LV432415 | Circuit Breaker | 400A | 4-Pole | 415V

Engineered by Schneider Electric, the LV432415 circuit breaker delivers dependable, high‑current protection for 415V distribution systems. With a robust 400A capacity and a 4‑pole configuration, it safeguards three‑phase power and neutral connections in demanding industrial environments, making it a reliable choice for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects.

• Amperage: 400 A
• Poles: 4‑Pole
• Voltage: 415V
• Part number: LV432415
• Applications: maintenance, retrofit, and replacement where exact specifications matter
• Compatibility note: Confirm fit and ratings before ordering. The part number LV432415 is the best reference for ensuring compatibility.

Why this model stands out for professionals:

• Precise compatibility for 415V systems: Designed to integrate smoothly with existing low‑voltage electrical infrastructure that operates at 415V, reducing downtime and installation guesswork.
• High‑current protection in a compact package: A 400A rating paired with four poles provides solid protection across the main power path and neutral, helping to prevent overloads and electrical faults from propagating through your panel.
• Reliability for industrial use: Built to withstand the demands of ongoing operation in manufacturing floors, data centers, and other energy‑intensive environments where dependable protection is non‑negotiable.

Ideal use cases

• Replacing aging breakers in existing 415V, 3‑phase distribution boards where a 400A, 4‑pole unit is required.
• Retrofit projects upgrading panel protection to match current system demands without changing the overall electrical architecture.
• Maintenance cycles where matching Schneider Electric components helps maintain consistent protection characteristics and panel compatibility.

Practical guidance for a smooth procurement and installation:

• Always confirm fit and ratings before ordering to ensure seamless replacement in your specific panel or enclosure.
• Use the LV432415 part number as the primary reference to verify compatibility with your existing equipment and spare parts inventory.
• Review your panel’s mounting, busbar configuration, and any trip‑curve requirements to align the breaker’s protective behavior with your system needs.