NCG31200F - 1200 Amp Max. *Frame ONLY*

NCG31200F - 1200 Amp Max. *Frame ONLY*

When you’re working with existing electrical equipment, the right breaker isn’t simply one with the same amp rating. The part number, pole configuration, physical fit, and other electrical requirements must all line up.

The NCG31200F is an NCG-type circuit breaker with 3 poles and a 1200-amp rating. It’s intended for compatible equipment that calls for this specific breaker configuration. That makes it a useful option when maintaining an established electrical system and keeping the original form, fit, and function is important.

For electricians and maintenance teams, the NCG31200F also takes some of the guesswork out of identifying the correct breaker. You have a specific part number to work from rather than relying on amperage alone. It’s built to last in the application it was designed for, provided the breaker is correctly matched, installed, and operated within the required specifications.

Key Features and Benefits

• 1200 amp rating for equipment requiring a breaker with this current rating
• 3-pole configuration for compatible electrical systems
• NCG type for applications designed around this breaker style
• NCG31200F part number helps with accurate identification
• Well suited to form, fit, and functional replacement in compatible legacy equipment
• Built to last when properly matched and used within the appropriate application

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: NCG31200F
  
• Type: NCG
  
• Poles: 3
  
• Amperage: 1200 A
  
• Product Type: Circuit Breaker
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• The available specifications for the NCG31200F did not include specific material compliance and certification information. Confirm required certifications, listings, voltage ratings, interrupting ratings, and other application-specific details on the breaker nameplate or in supporting technical documentation before installation.

Where It Works Best

• The NCG31200F is best suited to existing electrical equipment that requires an NCG type, 3-pole, 1200 amp circuit breaker. It’s especially relevant for maintenance and replacement work where preserving the equipment’s existing configuration matters.
• Before putting the breaker into service, confirm more than the part number and amperage. Mounting, physical dimensions, connections, voltage, interrupting capacity, and any required certifications should also match the application. That extra check helps ensure you’re selecting the right breaker for the equipment—not simply one that looks right on paper.