Square D | KAL36100V | Circuit Breaker | 100A | 3-Pole | 36100V

The Square D KAL36100V circuit breaker is built to safeguard three-phase electrical systems with a sturdy 100-amp rating and a 3-pole design. This unit is ideal for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement tasks where exact specifications matter, delivering reliable overcurrent protection in demanding panels. Use the KAL36100V as your primary reference to ensure a perfect fit and proper performance within your Square D installations.

Key Specifications

• Amperage: 100A
• Poles: 3-Pole
• Voltage: 36100V

Distinctive advantages for your electrical system

• Three-pole configuration provides synchronous interruption across all three phase conductors, reducing fault-induced imbalances and protecting sensitive equipment.
• 100-amp capacity supports substantial service loads typical of commercial or light industrial distributions.
• Compatible with Square D panels and identified by the KAL36100V part number, simplifying sourcing and service planning.
• Designed for reliable, long-term performance in demanding environments where consistent protection is essential.

Best-fit scenarios

• Direct replacement during routine maintenance or unexpected outages in existing Square D installations.
• Retrofit projects where older panel sections require a 3-pole, 100A protection device with a 36100V rating.
• New installations that demand robust three-phase protection with clear part-number-driven compatibility.

Compatibility and installation notes

Important: Confirm fit and ratings before ordering. The part number is the best reference for compatibility with your panel. Keep this KAL36100V model on hand when planning replacements or upgrades to maintain consistent protection and minimize downtime.

When you choose the Square D KAL36100V, you're selecting a dependable, purpose-built solution for safeguarding three-phase circuits. Its precise amperage, pole count, and voltage specification make it a practical, institution-grade choice for professionals managing maintenance, retrofits, and orderly replacements in distributed electrical systems.