KI36200 - 200 Amp Circuit Breaker

KI36200 - 200 Amp Circuit Breaker

If you're looking for a KI36200, you're probably trying to match a breaker that's already in service. This is a 200-amp molded case circuit breaker rated for 600V, and those two ratings give you a good starting point. They don't tell the whole story, though. Even with existing and legacy electrical equipment, the breaker still needs to meet the installation's physical and electrical requirements. Compare the KI36200 catalog number and available ratings with the breaker being removed, then confirm the remaining details from the equipment documentation and breaker markings. When everything lines up, the KI36200 can be considered for the form, fit, and function the application requires.

Key Features and Benefits

• 200A rating for applications requiring this amperage.
• 600 V rating, as specified for the KI36200.
• Molded case circuit breaker construction.
• The KI36200 catalog number makes it easier to compare the required part with maintenance records or an existing breaker.
• A useful option for existing and legacy equipment when the complete configuration matches the application.
• Suitable for form, fit, and functional replacement when all required characteristics have been confirmed.
  

Technical Specifications

• Catalog Number: KI36200
  
• Product Type: Molded Case Circuit Breaker
  
• Amperage: 200A
  
• Voltage Rating: 600V
  
• GTIN: 00785901210818
  
• Country of Origin: Mexico
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

The supplied information doesn't provide specific certification or material-compliance details for the KI36200. Because of that, certifications or standards such as UL, RoHS, or REACH shouldn't be assumed.

Where It Works Best

The KI36200 makes the most sense for existing or legacy electrical equipment that calls for this particular 200A, 600V molded-case circuit breaker configuration. It's especially important in replacement work to look beyond amperage. A breaker marked 200A isn't automatically the right fit simply because the current rating matches.

Put the available information side by side with the breaker you're replacing. The catalog number and 600V rating are important starting points. You'll also want to confirm any application-specific details such as pole count, interrupting rating, trip characteristics, dimensions, mounting arrangement, terminals or lugs, frequency, and accessories. Those details weren't provided in the supplied specifications, so they should be verified rather than guessed.