MPP2225KH - 25 Amp Circuit Breaker

MPP2225KH - 25 Amp Circuit Breaker

Replacing a breaker in older electrical equipment usually comes down to one thing: does the replacement actually match what the system requires? Its primary product designation identifies the MPP2225KH as a 225A, 4-pole, 120/240V Type MPP-HT circuit breaker with a 22K interrupt rating. It uses a thermal-magnetic trip and a plug-in connection, two details worth checking closely when matching your existing breaker. These breakers are built to last, but compatibility still comes first.

Key Features and Benefits

• 225A primary product designation: The catalog description identifies MPP2225KH as a 225-amp breaker.
• Four-pole configuration: Designed around the four-pole arrangement specified for this catalog number.
• 120/240V rating: Matches equipment requiring the stated 120/240V electrical configuration.
• Type MPP-HT: A key identifier when checking compatibility with an existing breaker and distribution equipment.
• Thermal-magnetic trip: Uses the trip technology specified in the technical data.
• Plug-in connection: Another important detail to confirm when checking form and fit.

Technical Specifications

• Catalog Number: MPP2225KH
  
• Article Number: US2:MPP2225KH
  
• Product: Circuit Breaker
  
• Type: MPP-HT
  
• Application: Electrical Distribution
  
• Primary Amperage Designation: 225A
  
• Amperage in Technical Overview: 25A
  
• Voltage Rating: 120/240V
  
• Poles: 4
  
• Trip: Thermal Magnetic
  
• Primary Interrupt Designation: 22K
  
• Technical Overview Interrupt Rating: 22 AIC
  
• Connection: Plug-In
  
• Net Weight: 2.205 lb
  
• Standard: UL 489
  
• UPC: 040892011111
  
• Country of Origin: Mexico
  
• Dangerous Goods: No
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

The supplied technical information identifies UL 489 as the applicable standard.

Material compliance information is limited. RoHS compliance is listed as not available, and no SCIP number is provided. REACH Article 33 information is referenced, but the supplied data does not provide a specific compliance determination. WEEE take-back obligations are listed as No.

Where It Works Best

The MPP2225KH makes the most sense when you’re maintaining existing or legacy electrical distribution equipment that specifically calls for its combination of Type MPP-HT, four poles, 120/240V, thermal-magnetic operation, plug-in connection, and the specified interrupt rating.