UQFP-M-200 - 200Amp Circuit Breaker

UQFP-M-200 - 200Amp Circuit Breaker

The UQFP-M-200 circuit breaker, manufactured by Milbank, is a top-tier electrical component designed for high-performance applications. With a robust 200Amp capacity, this 2-pole, 240V plug-in breaker is engineered to provide reliable and efficient current interruption. Ideal for various regions and utility services including Commonwealth Edison Service, DTE Energy, and more, the UQFP-M-200 is UL Listed, ensuring compliance with stringent safety standards.

Key Features and Benefits:

• High Capacity: Supports up to 200Amp, making it suitable for both residential and commercial applications.
• Reliable Performance: Features a 10,000Amp interrupting capacity, providing superior protection against electrical faults.
• Thermal Magnetic Trip Type: Ensures precise and responsive tripping to safeguard electrical systems from overloads and short circuits.
• Ease of Installation: Designed with bus-to-lug connections and threaded tap tangs on the load side for secure and straightforward installation.
• Durability: Constructed from non-metallic materials to withstand demanding environments and offer long-lasting performance.

Technical Specifications:

• Voltage Rating: 240 Volts AC
• Amperage Rating: 200Amp
• Frequency Rating: 60 Hertz
• Phase: 1 Phase
• Frame Type: F-Frame
• Interrupt Rating: 10,000Amp Interrupting Capacity
• Number of Poles: 2
• Actuator Type: Lever
• Dimensions: Height - 6.063 inches, Length - 3.281 inches, Width - 3 inches
• Operating Temperature: Up to 40 Degrees Celsius

Material Compliance and Certifications:

• Compliance: The UQFP-M-200 circuit breaker meets UL Listing standards, ensuring it has passed rigorous testing for safety and performance. Its non-metallic construction is designed to comply with industry regulations, providing a reliable and safe option for electrical installations.

Suitability:

• This circuit breaker is suitable for a wide range of applications, including residential, commercial, and utility services. It is widely used in regions serviced by major utilities such as Georgia/Alabama Area, Maryland-District of Columbia-North Virginia Area, and more. It is an essential component for ensuring the safety and efficiency of electrical systems.