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QS2225H
The Siemens QS2225H is a molded case circuit breaker designed primarily for power distribution applications. This unit features a 225-amp current rating and operates at 240 volts with a dual-pole configuration.
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Technical specifications for QS2225H
| Manufacturer | Siemens |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Molded Case Circuit Breaker |
| Product Line | Q Series |
| Part Number | QS2225H |
| UPC | 783087935327 |
| Amperage Rating | 225 A |
| Poles | 2 Poles |
| Application | Power Distribution |
| Mounting Style | Plug-In |
| Protection | Thermal-Magnetic |
| Standards | UL Listed |
| Phase | 1 Phase |
| Voltage Rating | 240 V |
| Contactor Compatibility | QS Loadcenters |
| Trip Type | Thermal Magnetic |
| Interrupting Rating | 22 kAIC at 240 V |
Siemens provides the QS2225H, a molded case circuit breaker tailored for effective power distribution tasks. With a current rating of 225 Amps, it supports a voltage level of 240 V and is built with a two-pole design to enhance its application range. This circuit breaker employs thermal-magnetic protection, which offers reliable operation and effective handling of electrical fault conditions.
Designed for plug-in mounting, the QS2225H simplifies installation in compatible systems. Its construction comports with UL standards, reinforcing the product's safety credentials and reliability. This breaker is particularly well-suited for one-phase applications and can work seamlessly with QS loadcenters. Additionally, it boasts a significant interrupting rating of 22 kAIC, ensuring it can cope with high fault currents at the specified voltage level.