Westinghouse | FDB2070BP10 | Circuit Breaker | 70A | 2-Pole | 600V | Bolt-On

Meet the Westinghouse FDB2070BP10 — a rugged 70A, 2-pole circuit breaker designed for reliable protection in compatible electrical panels. This bolt-on unit is built for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where exact specifications matter, ensuring your system stays safeguarded against overcurrent events.

• Amperage and configuration: 70A, 2-Pole design to protect two hot legs and handle circuits that require robust, two-pole interruption.
• Voltage rating: Up to 600V, suitable for a wide range of commercial and industrial panel applications.
• Mounting style: Bolt-On installation for secure, dependable mounting in compatible panels, reducing the risk of loose connections and nuisance trips.
• Part number reference: FDB2070BP10 provides the clearest compatibility signal — use it to confirm fit with your panel labeling and specifications.

This FDB2070BP10 breaker is ideal for:

• Panel retrofits and upgrades where you need a precise 70A, 2-pole, 600V bolt-on option that matches existing hardware.
• Maintenance scenarios where quick, secure replacement is essential to minimize downtime.
• New installations in systems designed for Westinghouse bolt-on breakers, with reliable protection for motor loads, feeders, and general power distribution.

Why choose this Westinghouse breaker? It offers a durable bolt-on mounting that stays put under load, a clear 70A protection level for circuits that demand solid overcurrent protection, and a straightforward path to replacement when the panel calls for FDB2070BP10-compatible hardware. The part number is the best reference point for compatibility, helping you avoid mismatched breakers and unnecessary delays.

Installation notes and best practices

• Before ordering, confirm fit and ratings against your panel’s labeling and service requirements using the FDB2070BP10 reference.
• Power down the panel and follow all safety protocols when installing or replacing a breaker.
• Ensure the two-pole configuration matches the circuit you’re protecting and that the wiring follows the panel’s designated bus bars for bolt-on mounting.
• Keep a spare on hand for planned maintenance to reduce downtime and keep critical circuits protected.