QDP22150TP - 150 Amp Circuit Breaker

QDP22150TP - 150 Amp Circuit Breaker

The Schneider Electric QDP22150TP delivers reliable overcurrent protection and safe power switching for 240VAC systems. This 2-pole, 150-amp breaker handles heavy electrical loads with a 25kA interrupting capacity, making it a trusted solution for commercial buildings, industrial sites, and renewable energy installations. Its thermal-magnetic trip technology responds quickly to overloads and short circuits, protecting your equipment and keeping operations running smoothly.

Key Features and Benefits

• Protects Against High Fault Currents: Rated for 25kA at 240VAC, ensuring safe operation in demanding environments.
• Trips Quickly and Accurately: Thermal-magnetic trip unit responds fast to overloads and short circuits.
• Installs Easily: Unit mount design with terminal nuts and lugs simplifies wiring and setup.
• Performs Over Time: Built to last with 1000 loaded cycles and 5000 no-load cycles.
• Allows Manual Control: Push-to-trip button lets you manually interrupt power when needed.

Technical Specifications

• Voltage: 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
• Amperage: 150A
• Interrupting Rating: 25kA
• Poles: 2
• Trip Type: Thermal-magnetic
• Magnetic Tripping: 2400A
• Magnetic Hold: 1200A
• Continuous Current: 80%
• Impulse Withstand: 8kV
• Durability: 1000 cycles (loaded), 5000 cycles (no load)
• Dimensions:
  • Width: 3.00 inches
  • Length: 6.50 inches
  • Depth: 3.13 inches
• Tightening Torque: 247.82 lbf.in for AWG 4…300 kcmil wires

Material Compliance and Certifications

• Environmental Standards: Meets RoHS and REACh standards to reduce environmental impact.
• Certifications: Carries UL, CSA, and NOM certifications for proven safety and performance.
• Sustainability: Part of Schneider Electric’s Green Premium line for sustainable electrical solutions.

Suitability

• Commercial Buildings: Protects lighting, HVAC systems, and essential circuits.
• Industrial Facilities: Handles heavy-duty machinery and production equipment.
• Renewable Energy Installations: Manages power in solar and wind applications.
• Data Centers: Delivers steady power and safeguards critical IT infrastructure.