PHF2036 - 2000 Amp Max. *Frame ONLY*

PHF2036 - 2000 Amp Max. *Frame ONLY*

Looking for a PGA36120U41A circuit breaker for an existing electrical system? This PHF-type breaker is rated for 2000 amps and has a 3-pole configuration, with an interrupting rating of 65 kA at 600 VAC. It's the kind of breaker typically considered when maintaining or replacing equipment in higher-current commercial and industrial electrical distribution systems. And when you're dealing with a breaker at this capacity, the details matter. The part number, amperage, number of poles, voltage, and A.I.C. rating should all align with your equipment's requirements. For applications that specifically call for the PGA36120U41A and these electrical ratings, this breaker provides the specifications needed for a proper equipment match.

Key Features and Benefits

• 2000-amp rating for compatible high-current applications
• 3-pole configuration for appropriate three-phase electrical systems
• 65kAIC at 600VAC interrupting rating
• PHF type for easier identification and equipment matching
• Well suited to maintenance and replacement applications where the exact breaker specifications matter
• Clearly defined electrical ratings make comparison with existing equipment straightforward

Technical Specifications

• Part Number PGA36120U41A
  
• Type PHF
  
• Poles 3
  
• Amperage 2000A
  
• A.I.C. Rating 65kA
  
• Voltage 600VAC at stated A.I.C. rating
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• Specific material compliance, certification, and approval information is not included in the available specifications for this breaker. If your facility or application requires specific certifications, listings, or material compliance documentation, those requirements should be confirmed before installation.

Where It Works Best

• The PGA36120U41A 2000-amp circuit breaker is a potential fit for compatible commercial and industrial power-distribution equipment requiring a PHF-type, 3-pole breaker rated 65kAIC at 600VAC. It may be especially useful in maintenance and replacement situations where an existing electrical system needs a breaker with these specific characteristics.