KCDPCA - 225 Amp Max. Rated Mounting Kit

KCDPCA  - 225 Amp Max. Rated Mounting Kit

If you’re dealing with worn contacts in a breaker, replacing the entire unit usually isn’t necessary. The KCDPCA contact kit is meant for exactly that situation—swap out the contacts and keep the breaker in service.

This kit fits CA, CAH, and HCA breakers that are installed in CDP and FDP twin panel setups. It’s built as a direct replacement for the original contact kit, so the fit and layout line up the way they should. No modifications, no guesswork—just a part that matches what’s already there.

With a 225 amp rating and a 3-pole design, it’s suited for the same applications these breakers were originally used in. Whether you’re doing scheduled maintenance or fixing a unit that’s starting to show wear, this kit helps you handle the job without turning it into a bigger project than it needs to be.

It’s made in the U.S.A. and intended for everyday field use. Nothing complicated—just a replacement part that does what it’s supposed to do.

Key Features and Benefits

• Made to replace original contact kits with the same fit and layout
• Works with CA, CAH, and HCA breaker types
• Designed for CDP and FDP twin panel configurations
• 3-pole setup with a 225 amp rating
• Made in the U.S.A.
• Helps keep existing breakers in service
• Useful for routine maintenance or repair work

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: KCDPCA
• Poles: 3
• Amperage Rating: 225A
• Breaker Types: CA, CAH, HCA
• Mounting Style: Twin
• Panel Compatibility: CDP, FDP
• Height: 7.0 inches
• Width: 10.0 inches
• Depth: 7.0 inches
• Shipping Weight: Not specified

Material Compliance and Certifications

• Manufactured in the United States using materials suitable for electrical contact components. Intended for use in existing equipment as a replacement part. For specific compliance requirements, it’s best to confirm based on the installation or job specs.

Where It Works Best

• Servicing existing CA, CAH, or HCA breakers
• CDP and FDP twin panel systems
• Replacing worn or damaged contacts
• Preventative maintenance work
• Commercial and industrial electrical setups