QFP225-2 - 225 Amp Circuit Breaker

QFP225-2 - 225 Amp Circuit Breaker

The QFP225-2 is a 225-amp, 2-pole thermal magnetic circuit breaker used as a main residential plug-in breaker in your compatible electrical panels. Rated for 120/240VAC with a 10k A I.C. interrupting capacity, it is intended to protect electrical systems from overloads and short circuits while matching the original equipment's electrical and physical specifications. The thermal magnetic trip unit reacts to sustained overloads as well as sudden fault currents, making it a practical choice when you're replacing a breaker in an existing residential installation. With its molded case construction and compact design, the QFP225-2 is built to last and provides the form, fit, and function needed for compatible legacy systems.

Key Features and Benefits

• 225 Amp current rating.
• Two-pole configuration for 120/240VAC systems.
• Thermal magnetic trip mechanism for overload and short-circuit protection.
• Main residential plug-in design.
• Molded case construction.
• 10k A.I.C. interrupting rating at 120/240VAC.
• Matches the form, fit, and function of compatible equipment.
• Built to last for long-term use in properly maintained electrical systems.
  

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: QFP225-2
  
• Type: QFP
  
• Breaker Style: Molded Case, Thermal Magnetic
  
• Mounting Style: Main Residential Plug-In
  
• Poles: 2
  
• Amperage: 225 Amps
  
• Voltage Rating: 120/240VAC
  
• A.I.C. Rating: 10k @ 120/240VAC
  
• Dimensions:
  • Height: 6.0 in.
  • Width: 3.0 in.
  • Depth: 2.56 in.

Material Compliance and Certifications

• Molded case thermal magnetic circuit breaker.
• Manufactured for use within its published electrical ratings.
• Intended for installation in compatible equipment.
• Verify compatibility with the existing panel and follow all applicable electrical codes before installation.
  

Where It Works Best

• The QFP225-2 is commonly used in residential electrical panels that require a 225 Amp, 2-pole main plug-in circuit breaker. It's a good fit for maintenance and repair projects where replacing an existing breaker with the correct type and rating is important. Before installation, confirm that the part number, amperage, pole count, voltage rating, and panel compatibility match the original equipment.