Square D | LHP26125 | Circuit Breaker | 125A | 2-Pole | 600V

Introducing the Square D LHP26125 circuit breaker — a dependable, factory-identified protection device designed for demanding electrical panels. With a 125A rating, a 2-pole configuration, and a 600V maximum, this breaker delivers reliable overcurrent protection for critical circuits in commercial, industrial, and retrofit projects. The LHP26125 is the precise part you need when compatibility and performance truly matter.

• Part number: LHP26125 — Square D brand, ideal for matching existing panels and amperage requirements.
• Amperage: 125 A
• Poles: 2-Pole
• Voltage rating: 600V
• Fit and compatibility: Part number is the best reference for compatibility; confirm fit and ratings before ordering.

What sets this breaker apart

• Exact-match replacement for Square D installations that call for the LHP26125, minimizing downtime and avoiding mismatches caused by off-spec substitutes.
• Two-pole design provides coordinated interruption of both conductors, enhancing safety and reliability in panel systems that require simultaneous disconnect.
• Designed for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement scenarios where maintaining original specifications is crucial for performance and code compliance.

Ideal use cases

• Maintenance and service upgrades in commercial or industrial panels that require a precise 125A, 2-pole, 600V circuit breaker.
• Retrofit projects where existing equipment calls for the LHP series and a direct part replacement is preferred to avoid panel modifications.
• Replacement of worn or tripped breakers in systems with standard 125A feeders, ensuring consistent protection and trip behavior.
• Panel upgrades or reconfigurations that necessitate exact part matching to sustain labeling, trip curves, and electrical protection schemes.

Practical tips for installation and performance

• Verify that the panel or enclosure requires a 125A, 2-Pole, 600V device and that the LHP26125 aligns with the original equipment’s trip characteristics.
• Before ordering, double-check the system’s amperage rating, conductor sizes, and fault-current considerations to ensure full compatibility.
• Handle with care and follow proper lockout/tagout procedures during replacement to maintain safety and compliance.