QFPH125-2 - 125Amp Circuit Breaker

QFPH125-2 - 125Amp Circuit Breaker

The QFPH125-2 is a 2-pole, 125-amp circuit breaker rated for 240 VAC with a 22 kA interrupting capacity. It is used in your compatible electrical distribution systems to provide overcurrent protection by interrupting the flow of electricity during overload and short-circuit conditions.

Selecting the correct replacement breaker means matching the original electrical ratings and configuration. The QFPH125-2 is manufactured as a form, fit, and function replacement for compatible equipment, making it suitable for maintenance, repairs, and panel servicing without changing the existing system layout. Its 2-pole design and 125-amp rating make it an appropriate choice wherever these specifications are required. Built for long-term service, this breaker helps you keep existing electrical systems operating as originally intended.

Key Features and Benefits

• 125 Amp current rating
• Two-pole configuration
• 22kA interrupting capacity at 240VAC
• Form, fit, and function replacement for compatible installations
• Provides overcurrent protection against overloads and short circuits
• Built for long-term service
• Suitable for electrical maintenance and replacement projects

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: QFPH125-2
  
• Current Rating: 125 Amps
  
• Poles: 2
  
• Voltage Rating: 240VAC
  
• Interrupting Capacity: 22kA @ 240VAC
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• Before installation, confirm that the breaker's electrical ratings and configuration match the equipment's requirements. The QFPH125-2 should be installed by qualified personnel in accordance with applicable electrical codes and the manufacturer's published specifications.

Where It Works Best

• The QFPH125-2 is a practical option for commercial, industrial, and institutional electrical systems that require a 125-amp, 2-pole circuit breaker with a 22kA interrupting rating at 240VAC. It is commonly used when replacing a compatible breaker during routine maintenance or repairs, helping maintain the original design and operation of the electrical distribution system.