Square D | FA34035CBA | Circuit Breaker | 35A | 3-Pole | 480V

Meet a dependable solution for 3-phase power distribution: the Square D FA34035CBA circuit breaker. Rated at 35A with a 3-pole configuration for 480V systems, this device is purpose-built for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where exact specs matter. When your system runs on three-phase power, this breaker ensures coordinated protection across all lines, helping safeguard motors, drives, and other critical equipment.

Key specifications

• Amperage: 35A
• Poles: 3-Pole
• Voltage: 480V
• Part number: FA34035CBA
• Reference for compatibility: The part number is the best reference for ensuring a proper fit.

Why choose this FA34035CBA for your panel

• 3-phase protection with a dedicated 3-pole design that safely interrupts all conductors in a 480V, three-phase system, reducing the risk of unbalanced loads and electrical faults.
• Precise replacement option ideal for replacing aging or failed breakers in industrial control panels, switchgear, or distribution boards where exact specifications matter.
• Maintenance-friendly retrofit aligns with existing panel designs where a 3-pole, 480V, 35A breaker is required, simplifying procurement and installation.
• Clear compatibility guidance and reliability in matching your equipment—use the FA34035CBA as the primary reference to verify fit before ordering.

Use cases and ideal applications

• Industrial facilities upgrading motor control centers or power distribution where 480V three-phase protection is needed.
• Replacement during panel maintenance to minimize downtime and ensure consistent electrical protection across all phases.
• Retrofits in manufacturing lines that require precise amperage and a three-pole configuration to safeguard equipment uptime.

Practical tips: before purchasing, verify that the existing panel or enclosure supports a 3-pole, 480V, 35A breaker and that the FA34035CBA matches the original part number or the exact compatibility criteria listed by your panel manufacturer. This approach reduces retrofit surprises and keeps your electrical system operating safely and reliably.