KI36150 - 150 Amp Circuit Breaker

KI36150 - 150 Amp Circuit Breaker

When you're looking for a KI36150, the catalog number matters as much as the 150-amp rating. This is a 150A molded-case circuit breaker rated for 600V, intended for electrical equipment that requires this particular breaker configuration. For maintenance and replacement work, especially in older or legacy systems, it's worth comparing the breaker already in the equipment with the KI36150 before installation. Start with the catalog number, 150A rating, and 600V rating, then confirm the physical and connection details required by the equipment. That gives you a much better basis for determining form, fit, and function than simply choosing a breaker with the same amperage.

Key Features and Benefits

• 150A molded case circuit breaker for applications requiring this current rating.
• Rated for electrical systems requiring a breaker with a 600V rating.
• KI36150 catalog number makes it easier to compare the breaker with equipment records or an existing unit.
• Well suited to existing and legacy equipment when the electrical and physical requirements match.
• Provides a clearly identified starting point for verifying the required form, fit, and function.
  

Technical Specifications

• Catalog Number: KI36150
  
• Product Type: Molded Case Circuit Breaker
  
• Amperage: 150A
  
• Voltage Rating: 600V
  
• GTIN: 00785901210801
  
• Country of Origin: Mexico
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

Specific certification and material-compliance information was not included in the supplied specifications for the KI36150. For that reason, UL, RoHS, REACH, or other certifications should not be assumed based on the available information.

Where It Works Best

The KI36150 makes the most sense in existing or legacy electrical equipment where this catalog number—or a breaker with verified matching characteristics—is required. The 150A current rating and 600V rating are important, but they don't tell the entire story.

Before putting the breaker into service, compare it with the unit being replaced. Look at the catalog number and nameplate first, then confirm details such as pole count, dimensions, mounting arrangement, terminals or lugs, interrupting rating, trip characteristics, and any accessories required by the equipment. Those additional specifications weren't provided in the supplied product information, so they should be verified rather than guessed.