HHED62B025L - 25Amp Circuit Breaker

HHED62B025L - 25Amp Circuit Breaker

Finding the right breaker for your existing equipment often comes down to the details. The Siemens HHED62B025L is an ED-type, 2-pole circuit breaker rated at 25 amps and 600 volts, with an 18kA interrupting rating and lug connections. That combination makes it a useful choice when maintaining compatible legacy electrical equipment that calls for these specific characteristics. For replacement work, matching only the amperage isn't enough—the breaker type, pole count, voltage, interrupting rating, connection style, and physical compatibility all need to line up with the application.

Key Features and Benefits

• 25A current rating: Intended for circuits and equipment requiring a 25-amp breaker.
• Two-pole design: Provides the 2-pole configuration specified for compatible applications.
• Rated for 600V: Suitable where the equipment calls for a circuit breaker with this voltage rating.
• Lug connections: Equipped with the lug-style termination associated with this breaker configuration.
• ED breaker type: An important identification point when matching the breaker to existing equipment.
• Straightforward replacement identification: Catalog number HHED62B025L makes it easier to confirm the required breaker instead of relying on amperage alone.
• Well suited to legacy equipment: A practical option when maintaining systems designed around the same form, fit, ratings, and function.

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer: Siemens
  
• Catalog Number / MFN: HHED62B025L
  
• Product Type: Circuit Breaker
  
• Breaker Type: ED
  
• Poles: 2
  
• Current Rating: 25A
  
• Voltage Rating: 600V
  
• Interrupting Rating: 18kA
  
• Connection Type: Lugs
  
• UPC: 783643404038
  
• Net Weight: 0.022 lb
  
• Country of Origin: Mexico
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

Manufacturer data for the HHED62B025L circuit breaker lists its export-control classification as ECCN: EAR99 / AL: N. REACH Article 33 information is referenced in the manufacturer specifications.

Where It Works Best

It's particularly relevant for maintenance and replacement projects involving compatible legacy equipment, where preserving the required form, fit, and function is more important than changing the original system configuration.