Square D EDB14035 35A 277V 1-pole Bolt-on Circuit Breaker

Product Description

The SQUARE D EDB14035 is a single-pole miniature circuit breaker rated at 35 amps and 277 volts with a bolt-on mounting configuration. It delivers 18 kA of breaking capacity, making it suitable for demanding branch-circuit protection applications in commercial and industrial electrical panels. Designed for use with NF panelboards, this breaker accepts 12 and 14 AWG conductors via lug-style terminal connections. Licensed electricians install this breaker during new construction, panel upgrades, or branch-circuit replacements. It carries UL listing, CSA certification, and HACR rating, meeting common code requirements for commercial electrical systems.

The EDB14035 is intended for commercial and light industrial electrical distribution systems where single-pole, 277-volt branch-circuit protection is required. The 277-volt rating makes it well suited for fluorescent and LED lighting circuits common in commercial buildings. Its bolt-on design ensures a secure, vibration-resistant connection inside NF series panelboards. Electricians working on lighting panels, tenant improvement projects, and facility maintenance will encounter this breaker as a standard branch-circuit protective device.

Key Features

• 35-amp continuous current rating for single-pole branch-circuit protection
• 277-volt rating supports commercial lighting circuit applications
• 18 kA interrupting capacity for high fault-current environments
• Bolt-on mount provides secure, vibration-resistant panel installation
• Lug terminal connection accepts 12 and 14 AWG conductors
• UL Listed, CSA certified, and HACR rated for code-compliant installations

Compatibility

Designed for use with SQUARE D NF series panelboards requiring bolt-on single-pole miniature circuit breakers.

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 any circuit breaker. Verify conductor gauge is within the accepted range of 12 to 14 AWG before terminating at the lug connection. Do not exceed the breaker's rated amperage or voltage when assigning branch circuits.