R422 - 400 Amp to 200 Amp Fuse Reducer

R422 - 400 Amp to 200 Amp Fuse Reducer

When an electrical system needs a dependable replacement breaker, the R422 circuit breaker is built to get the job done. It provides the circuit protection needed to guard against overloads and short circuits while helping keep equipment operating as intended. Whether you're servicing an existing panel or replacing a worn breaker during routine maintenance, the R422 is a practical choice for a wide range of commercial and industrial electrical applications. Its compact 2.0-inch width and depth make it easier to fit into installations with limited space. A properly matched replacement breaker can help restore normal operation, reduce unnecessary downtime, and keep your electrical distribution system performing the way it's supposed to.

Key Features and Benefits

• Circuit Protection: Protects electrical circuits from overloads and short circuits.
• Compact Dimensions: Compact 2.0-inch width and 2.0-inch depth.
• Maintenance Ready: Good choice for maintenance and replacement projects.
• Space-Saving Design: Fits applications where installation space is limited.
• Reliable Equipment Operation: Supports the reliable operation of electrical distribution equipment.
• Commercial and Industrial Use: Suitable for commercial and industrial environments.

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: R422
• Product Type: Circuit Breaker
• Width: 2.0 in.
• Depth: 2.0 in.

Material Compliance and Certifications

• Compliance Information: Material compliance and certifications can vary by manufacturing date and production run. Always verify applicable certifications and compliance markings on the product label or in the manufacturer's documentation before installation if your project requires specific standards.

Where It Works Best

• The R422 is commonly used in commercial buildings, industrial facilities, manufacturing plants, schools, healthcare facilities, and other locations that rely on dependable electrical distribution.
• It's a solid option for replacing an existing breaker during repairs, preventive maintenance, or equipment upgrades that require compatible electrical components.