KBDP-3C - 225 Amp Max. Rated Mounting Kit

KBDP-3C  - 225 Amp Max. Rated Mounting Kit

If you’ve got a 3-pole breaker rated at 225 amps and you need solid, dependable mounting hardware, this kit will get the job done right. The KBDP-3C is a replacement mounting kit made for breakers using NFJ or HFJ frames. It’s not an original part—but it’s built to fit just like one. A lot of techs prefer kits like this because they’re easier to work with, more available, and they hold up well over time. This one is no different.

Everything you need comes in the box. The parts are well-machined, line up properly, and make installation straightforward, whether you’re doing new work or replacing worn-out factory mounts. It’s a simple fix that saves you time in the field—and it’s strong enough to keep your breaker where it should be, even in high-vibration or high-traffic environments.

Key Features and Benefits

• Fits Standard 3-Pole, 225A Setups – Works with a wide range of breakers that use the NFJ or HFJ frame.
• Built for Field Use – This is a solid, everyday solution for contractors and facility teams who need to make reliable installs fast.
• Replaces OEM Kits – Designed to match the function and fit of original equipment, without the OEM price tag.
• Clean, Tight Fit – No wobble, no weird spacing issues—everything lines up right the first time.

Technical Details

• Max Amps: 225
• Breaker Poles: 3
• Frame Types: NFJ, HFJ
• Shipping Weight: 10.0 lbs
• Package Height: 7 inches

These specs make it a good choice for most commercial and industrial applications using standard breaker panels.

Material Compliance and Certifications

• Parts are made using high-quality, electrical-grade materials and go through professional manufacturing processes. This kit isn’t an original-brand part, but it’s designed to meet the same general standards for reliability and performance in the field.

Where It Works Best

• You’ll typically see this kit used in commercial buildings, light industrial facilities, retrofit projects, and repair work where the original mounting hardware is no longer available—or just too expensive. It’s a practical solution for electricians who want to get in, get the job done, and move on.