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The LAP36200 is a robust circuit breaker from Schneider Electric’s Square D series. With a maximum voltage rating of 600 V and a current rating of 200 A, it provides reliable thermal and magnetic protection for electrical circuits.
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| Manufacturer | Schneider Electric |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Circuit Breaker |
| Product Line | Square D |
| Part Number | LAP36200 |
| UPC | 785901423959 |
| Weight | 16.00 lbs (7.26 kg) |
| Voltage Rating (AC) | 600 V |
| Current Rating | 200 A |
| Trip Unit Type | Thermal Magnetic |
| Interrupt Rating @ 480V | 30 kA |
| Line Connection | Busbar (no lugs) |
| Number of Poles | 3P |
| Max Interrupt Rating | 30 kA @ 480 V |
| Load Connection | Lugs |
| Interrupt Rating @ 240V | 42 kA |
| Frame Size | L-Frame |
| Mounting Type | Unit Mount |
The Schneider Electric LAP36200 is designed as a durable circuit breaker ideal for various electrical applications. Rated for a maximum voltage of 600 volts AC, it can handle currents up to 200 amperes. The unit operates on a thermal magnetic trip mechanism, providing dependable protection against overcurrent events.
The circuit breaker exhibits a commendable interrupt rating of 30 kA at 480 V, allowing it to manage electrical surges effectively. It also boasts an interrupt rating of 42 kA at 240 V, showcasing its capability to respond to lower voltage disturbances. Built with three poles, the LAP36200 circuit breaker connects to a busbar without the need for lugs on the line side and utilizes lugs for load connections.
Constructed with an L-frame size, the LAP36200 is intended for unit mounting. This configuration facilitates straightforward installation while ensuring stable operation. It serves as an essential component in protecting circuits against potential damage from overload and short-circuit situations.