SQUARE D
SQUARE D EDB34025 circuit breaker 25A 3 pole
Three-pole miniature circuit breaker rated 25 A at 277/480 V AC with 18 kA interrupting capacity for Square D NF panelboards
- Protects three-phase circuits with 25 A rating
- 18 kA interrupting capacity at 277/480 V AC
- Bolt-on mounting fits Square D NF panelboards
- Toggle actuator gives clear on/off indication
- Operates up to 104 °F ambient temperature
Square D EDB34025 25 A Three-Pole Breaker
This Square D EDB34025 is a bolt-on miniature circuit breaker rated at 25 A for three-phase circuits. It fits Square D NF panelboards using the EDB frame size of 125 A. The breaker provides standard overcurrent protection for commercial and industrial electrical distribution.
Thermal Performance and Power Ratings
The breaker carries an interrupting rating of 18 kA at 277/480 V AC and 125 V DC. It is designed to operate in ambient temperatures up to 104 degrees Fahrenheit. The toggle actuator provides manual switching for circuit isolation and reset.
NF Panelboard Compatibility and Frame Size
This unit is specifically built for Square D NF panelboards and uses a lug terminal connection. The EDB frame size of 125 A defines the physical and electrical envelope for this 25 A device. Builders using other panelboard series or frame sizes cannot use this breaker.
Highlights
- Protects three-phase circuits with 25 A rating
- 18 kA interrupting capacity at 277/480 V AC
- Bolt-on mounting fits Square D NF panelboards
- Toggle actuator gives clear on/off indication
- Operates up to 104 °F ambient temperature
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the SQUARE D EDB34025 breaker in an NF panelboard, and what step is often missed?
Bolt the breaker onto the NF panelboard bus using the lug terminals; the step often missed is torquing the lug screws to the panelboard manufacturer's specified value to prevent overheating.
What maintenance or replacement will the EDB34025 need over time?
No scheduled maintenance is required; replace the breaker if it trips repeatedly without overload, shows discoloration at the lugs, or fails to reset after clearing a fault.
What is the first limit reached under sustained heavy load on this 25 A, 3-pole breaker?
The thermal trip element will open the circuit when current exceeds 25 A for a sustained period, which is the first protective limit reached under continuous overcurrent conditions.
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