Westinghouse 30PCG2000 Circuit Breaker, 2000A, 3-Pole, 600V

The Westinghouse 30PCG2000 circuit breaker is built for serious industrial needs, delivering reliable protection for large electrical systems. With a 2000 A rating, this three-pole device handles high current demands while maintaining secure interruption at a nominal voltage of 600V. Part of the PCG series, it’s designed to integrate smoothly with compatible Westinghouse equipment and panel setups, making it an effective choice for both new installations and critical replacements.

Key specifications

• Amperage: 2000 A
• Poles: 3
• Voltage: 600 V
• Series: PCG
• Part number: 30PCG2000

Why this Westinghouse circuit breaker stands out

Designed for industrial service environments, the 30PCG2000 provides robust protection against overloads and short circuits in high‑current applications. Its 3‑pole configuration ensures synchronized interruption across phases, helping prevent damaging cross‑connections and protecting essential loads in large facilities. As part of the trusted PCG series, it aligns with Westinghouse’s industry standards for compatibility, reliability, and ease of replacement in existing systems.

Ideal use cases

• Main service protection and disconnects in industrial plants, manufacturing floors, and data centers
• Replacement or retrofit within PCG-series switchgear and panelboards
• Protection for motor feeders and high‑demand equipment lines requiring a 2000 A interruption capability

Compatibility and installation guidance

To ensure proper fit and function, verify compatibility by the exact part number 30PCG2000 against your equipment’s requirements and the PCG series specifications. If you’re unsure about fit or compatibility for your application, the product team can assist with part-number verification and installation considerations to minimize downtime and ensure safe operation.

Practical considerations for deployment

• Plan for seamless integration with existing Westinghouse PCG components to maintain coordinated protection across your panel or switchgear
• Assess the environment and cable routing to support reliable performance at 600V systems
• Follow standard electrical safety and manufacturer guidelines during handling, installation, and testing