Square D | PXF361200G | Circuit Breaker | 1200A | 3-Pole | 600V

Square D PXF361200G Circuit Breaker is a high-capacity, three-pole protection solution designed for demanding electrical projects. With a 1200A amperage rating and a 600V operating range, this unit provides robust protection for heavy-load circuits while fitting into retrofit, maintenance, and replacement workflows that require precise specifications.

Key specifications at a glance

• Amperage: 1200A
• Poles: 3-Pole
• Voltage: 600V
• Part number reference: PXF361200G — use this as the primary compatibility reference

Ideal use cases

• Maintenance scenarios where you need a direct, spec-matched replacement for existing equipment.
• Retrofits that require upgrading or reconfiguring three-phase protection with exact electrical ratings.
• Replacement projects where matching the part number ensures seamless integration with your Square D infrastructure.

Why this model stands out

• 1200A, 3-Pole, 600V configuration precisely matches heavy-load circuits common in industrial and commercial environments.
• Reliability through compatibility: The part number PXF361200G serves as the best compatibility reference, reducing guesswork during ordering and ensuring proper fit in compatible panels.
• Better downtime planning: By stocking a unit that aligns with your existing specs, you can minimize panel downtime during replacements or upgrades.

Fit and purchasing guidance

Before you order, confirm that the device’s ratings align with your panel and circuit requirements. The part number PXF361200G is your strongest reference for compatibility, so cross-check this identifier against your panel label or service documentation to avoid mismatches.

Practical tips for deployment

• Prepare for high-load environments by ensuring the surrounding panels and feeders are rated for 1200A, 3-pole protection at 600V.
• Keep a spare PXF361200G on hand for planned maintenance windows to streamline replacement and minimize service interruptions.
• Verify any panel-specific torque and termination requirements in your electrical codes and manufacturer guidelines before installation.