Abb tqd32225 Circuit Breaker 225A 3-pole 240V

Product Description

The ABB tqd32225 is a 3-pole molded-case circuit breaker rated for 225 amps at 240 volts AC, designed for panel-mount installation in commercial and industrial electrical distribution systems. It provides overcurrent and short-circuit protection for three-phase or multi-wire branch circuits and feeders. The 10kA interrupting capacity makes it suitable for a wide range of service entrance and distribution panel applications. Licensed electricians install this breaker during new construction, panel upgrades, or feeder circuit work where a high-ampacity protective device is required.

The tqd32225 is used in commercial buildings, light industrial facilities, and large residential service panels where three-phase or 240-volt multi-pole protection is needed. It mounts directly into compatible panelboards and load centers designed to accept this frame size. Typical applications include feeder protection, motor branch circuits, and main distribution boards requiring a 225-amp protective device.

Key Features

• 225-amp continuous current rating for high-capacity branch and feeder circuits
• 3-pole configuration provides simultaneous protection across all three conductors
• 240-volt AC rating suitable for standard commercial and light industrial distribution
• 10kA interrupting capacity for reliable fault current protection
• Panel-mount design for direct installation into compatible distribution panelboards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement molded-case circuit breaker for panel-mount distribution equipment accepting a 3-pole, 225-amp, 240-volt frame in this series.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and all applicable local codes. De-energize and lock out the panelboard before removing or installing the breaker. Verify that conductor sizing, termination torque requirements, and enclosure ratings are confirmed per the panel manufacturer specifications before energizing. Do not exceed the breaker ampere or voltage rating for the intended circuit.