CC2125 - 125Amp Circuit Breaker

CC2125 - 125 Amp Circuit Breaker

The CC2125 circuit breaker is a 2-pole, 125-amp molded case breaker designed for use in 240VAC distribution systems that require a CC frame device. It provides dependable overcurrent protection for feeder and branch circuits where proper fault interruption and consistent operation matter. With a 10kA interrupting rating at 240VAC, this breaker is suited for applications where available fault current falls within that capacity. Built to last and designed to match original equipment specifications, the CC2125 is intended for installations where correct frame type, amperage, and voltage ratings must align with existing electrical equipment. Whether you’re maintaining a commercial panelboard or replacing a breaker in an industrial setup, this unit is designed to fit where a CC frame, 2-pole, 125A breaker is specified. Always confirm compatibility with your panel before installation.

Key Features and Benefits

• 125 Amp Rating – Supports circuits requiring 125A overcurrent protection.
• 2 Poles – Suitable for 240VAC applications.
• 10kA A.I.C. @ 240VAC – Rated to interrupt up to 10,000 amps of fault current.
• CC Frame Type – Designed for use in equipment built for CC frame breakers.
• Thermal-Magnetic Protection – Responds to both sustained overloads and short-circuit conditions.
• Solid Construction – Manufactured for long-term service in commercial and industrial environments.
• Compact Size – Approximately 6 inches in height with a ship weight of 2.75 lbs.

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: CC2125
  
• Amperes: 125A
  
• Poles: 2
  
• Voltage Rating: 240VAC
  
• Interrupting Capacity: 10kA @ 240VAC
  
• Frame Type: CC
  
• Height: 6.0 inches
  
• Ship Weight: 2.75 lbs
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• This molded case circuit breaker is manufactured to meet applicable industry standards for electrical distribution equipment. Ratings are clearly marked to support proper installation in code-compliant systems. Final installation should always follow NEC guidelines and local electrical codes.

Where It Works Best

• Commercial panelboards
• Light industrial distribution systems
• Equipment feeders
• HVAC applications
• 240VAC circuits requiring 125 amp protection