PDD22G0110TFFL - 110Amp Circuit Breaker

PDD22G0110TFFL - 110Amp Circuit Breaker

When you’re dealing with electrical systems, reliability isn’t optional—it’s expected. The Eaton PDD22G0110TFFL Power Defense circuit breaker is built to handle that responsibility. Rated at 110 amps with a 65 kAIC interrupting capacity at 240V AC, it’s designed to protect your system when it matters most—during overloads or fault conditions.

This model uses a thermomagnetic trip unit (T298), which means it responds to both sustained overloads and sudden short circuits. In real-world terms, that’s the kind of protection that helps prevent equipment damage and keeps operations moving. The Frame 2 design keeps things compact, so it fits into tighter panel spaces without becoming a hassle during installation.

If you’ve worked with Eaton breakers before, you’ll recognize the build quality right away. It’s straightforward, dependable, and made for environments where failure isn’t really an option.

Key Features and Benefits

• 65 kAIC interrupt rating at 240V AC for handling high fault currents
• 110 amp capacity suited for commercial and industrial loads
• Thermomagnetic trip unit (T298) for dependable overload and short-circuit protection
• Two-pole configuration for consistent performance across both lines
• Compact Frame 2 size helps save panel space
• Standard load-side terminals for easier installation and maintenance

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer: Eaton
• Product Line: Power Defense
• Catalog Number: PDD22G0110TFFL
• Amperage Rating: 110A
• Voltage Rating: 240V AC (max)
• Poles: 2
• Interrupt Rating: 65 kAIC @ 240V AC; 10 kAIC @ 125/250 VDC
• Trip Type: T298 Thermomagnetic
• Frame Size: 2
• Breaker Type: PD2 (UL/CSA)
• Dimensions: 6.0 in (H) x 2.75 in (W) x 3.5 in (D) approx.
• Weight: 2.041 kg
• Terminals: Standard load-side

Material Compliance and Certifications

• UL 489 Listed
• CSA Certified
• RoHS Compliant

Where It Works Best

• Commercial electrical panels and building systems
• Industrial facilities and production environments
• OEM machinery and equipment protection
• Power distribution setups requiring higher interrupt ratings
• Control panels where consistent protection is critical