ED2225L - 225Amp Circuit Breaker

ED2225L - 225 Amp Circuit Breaker

If you’re working with an existing setup that calls for a 225-amp, two-pole breaker, the Eaton ED2225L is a straightforward match. This molded case circuit breaker from the Series C family is commonly used in commercial and industrial panels where consistent circuit protection matters. It’s built with an F-frame design and sized to fit where this type of breaker is already installed, which makes it a practical choice when keeping your system aligned with its original specifications. With a 65 kAIC rating at 240 Vac, the ED2225L is designed to interrupt high fault currents when needed, while the T186 trip unit handles overload and short circuit conditions in a predictable way. The layout includes line and load terminals for standard connections, and the overall construction is solid—these breakers are known for holding up over time in working electrical environments.

Key Features and Benefits

• Rated at 225 amps for higher-capacity circuits
• Two-pole design for phase-to-phase protection
• 65 kAIC interrupt rating at 240 Vac
• T186 trip unit for thermal-magnetic protection
• F-frame construction for compatibility with Series C equipment
• Line and load terminals for standard installation
• Built to last in demanding electrical setups

Technical Specifications

• Catalog Number: ED2225L
  
• Series: Series C
  
• Product Type: Molded Case Circuit Breaker
  
• Frame: F Frame
  
• Amperage Rating: 225 A
  
• Voltage Rating: 240 Vac / 125 Vdc
  
• Poles: 2
  
• Trip Type: T186
  
• Interrupt Rating: 65 kAIC at 240 Vac
  
• Frequency: 50–60 Hz
  
• Dimensions: 3.38" D x 6" H x 2.75" W
  
• Weight: 2.9 lbs
  
• Terminals: Line and Load
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• UL Listed
• Meets standard safety requirements for molded case circuit breakers used in commercial and industrial systems

Where It Works Best

• You’ll typically find the ED2225L in commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and other environments running Series C distribution equipment. It’s a solid fit for panelboards and switchgear that already use F-frame breakers. Most often, it’s used when replacing an existing unit where matching the original size, rating, and configuration is important to keep everything working as intended.