Schneider Electric | LV432808 | Circuit Breaker | 630A | 4-Pole | 690V

Schneider Electric LV432808 is a robust 4-pole circuit breaker engineered for demanding power distribution tasks. With a high 630A rating and a 690V maximum voltage, this unit is designed to protect large feeders, motor circuits, and distribution panels in industrial and commercial environments. Ideal for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects, it’s the dependable choice whenever exact specifications matter, and the part number LV432808 serves as the best reference for compatibility.

What makes this breaker stand out

• 4-pole configuration provides synchronized disconnection of all conductors in three‑phase systems, enhancing safety and ensuring reliable shutdown across the entire circuit.
• 630A current rating supports substantial load protection, reducing the need for multiple devices in high‑demand feeders.
• 690V rating broadens compatibility with a wide range of industrial power networks, enabling use in diverse international and high‑voltage applications.
• Renowned Schneider Electric build quality and availability of standard spare parts, simplifying maintenance and future serviceability.

Ideal use cases

• Retrofit projects where existing panels require updated protection for higher current or different configurations.
• Maintenance scenarios that demand a ready, compatible replacement to minimize downtime.
• Replacement of aging breakers in manufacturing lines, HVAC plants, or large distribution boards that operate at medium/high power levels.
• New installations needing a proven, industry-standard solution aligned with Schneider Electric’s ecosystem.

Technical snapshot

• Amperage: 630A
• Poles: 4-Pole
• Voltage: 690V

Installation and compatibility tips

• Always confirm fit and ratings before ordering. The part number LV432808 is the most reliable reference for compatibility with your equipment.
• Cross-check your panel documentation to ensure this breaker matches the required pole configuration and voltage class for your installation.
• Keep a spare on hand for planned maintenance or retrofit projects to reduce equipment downtime.