Square D KH26200BC Circuit Breaker, 200A, 2-Pole, 600V

Introducing the Square D KH26200BC Circuit Breaker, a purpose-built, industrial-grade protection device designed for demanding electrical systems. This 2-pole breaker handles up to 200 A and is rated for 600 V, making it a robust choice within the KH family for service, maintenance, and replacement projects.

Engineered for reliability in heavy-use environments—think manufacturing floors, industrial feeders, and large equipment panels—the KH26200BC interrupts fault currents to safeguard wiring, motors, and downstream equipment, while enabling safe, controlled shutdowns during faults or maintenance.

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: Square D
• Series: KH
• Part number: KH26200BC
• Amperage: 200 A
• Poles: 2
• Voltage rating: 600 V

What sets this KH26200BC apart

• OEM KH-series design ensures straightforward compatibility with Square D panels and KH-series enclosures, reducing substitution risk.
• Rugged construction built for industrial duty and long service life in environments with vibration, dust, and temperature variations.
• Clear part verification: use the KH26200BC part number to confirm fit for your application and avoid mismatches.
• Focused on easier maintenance and replacement during planned outages, minimizing downtime.

Ideal use cases

• New installations and equipment upgrades in facilities that require a 200 A, 2-pole protection scheme.
• Replacement of existing KH-series breakers in service panels, MCCs, and motor control centers.
• Protection of high-demand feeders and critical circuits up to 600 V.

Installation, compatibility, and safety tips

Before installation, verify fit by part number and application requirements. Check your panel label or service manual to confirm that KH26200BC is the correct KH-series match for your enclosure. If you’re unsure, reach out for guidance to ensure proper compatibility and safe operation.

Only qualified electrical professionals should handle installation. Follow all local electrical codes, wear appropriate PPE, and disconnect power to avoid hazards during replacement or service. Plan for routine inspections and periodic testing as part of your preventive maintenance program.