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Square D KC34200 – 200A 480VAC 3‑Pole I‑Line Molded Case Circuit Breaker, KC Frame, Thermal Magnetic, 100kA @240V / 65kA @480V

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Square D KC34200 – 200A 480VAC 3‑Pole I‑Line Molded Case Circuit Breaker, KC Frame, Thermal Magnetic, 100kA @240V / 65kA @480VDescription KC34200 KC34200 is a Square D KC frame molded case circuit breaker rated for 200 amps and 480 VAC. This 3pole breaker uses an I Line style plug on connection for quick and secure installation in Square D I Line panelboards and switchboards. It features a thermal magnetic trip unit with long time and instantaneous (LI) protection for reliable defense against overloads and short circuits. The high interrupting capacity at both 240 V and 480

Description

KC34200

KC34200 is a Square D KC-frame molded case circuit breaker rated for 200 amps and 480 VAC. This 3‑pole breaker uses an I-Line style plug-on connection for quick and secure installation in Square D I-Line panelboards and switchboards.

It features a thermal magnetic trip unit with long-time and instantaneous (LI) protection for reliable defense against overloads and short circuits. The high interrupting capacity at both 240 V and 480 V makes it suitable for a wide range of commercial and industrial power distribution systems. Designed for 3‑phase systems, the KC34200 is rated for continuous operation at 40 °C ambient temperature and meets UL and CSA certifications.

Interrupting Ratings

  • 100 kA @ 240 VAC – extra-high interrupting capacity for lower voltages

  • 65 kA @ 480 VAC – high interrupting capacity for 480 V systems

  • Not rated @ 600 VAC – KC series breakers typically do not have UL listed interrupting ratings at 600 V

Key Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Square D

  • Part Number: KC34200

  • Amperage: 200 A

  • Voltage Rating: 480 VAC

  • Poles: 3

  • Frame Type: KC

  • Mounting Type: I-Line Style Plug-On

  • Trip Unit: Thermal Magnetic

  • Trip Functions: LI – Long-Time and Instantaneous

  • Phase: 3

  • Ambient Temperature Rating: 40 °C

  • Certifications: UL, CSA

Specifications

  • Part Number: KC34200

  • Manufacturer: Square D

  • Category: Circuit Breaker

  • Item Subcategory: Molded Case

  • Family: I-Line

  • Type: KC

  • Voltage: 480 VAC

  • Amperage: 200 A

  • Phase: 3

  • Poles: 3

  • AIC Rating: 100 kA @ 240 V / 65 kA @ 480 V

  • Connection: I-Line Style Plug-On

  • Functions: LI – Long-Time and Instantaneous

  • Frame Size: K Frame

  • Temperature Rating: -13 °F to 158 °F (-25 °C to 70 °C)

  • Protection: Thermal Magnetic

Product Data

  • UPC: 785901043539

  • GTIN: 00785901043539

  • Weight: ~13 lb

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