EHB2060 - 60Amp Circuit Breaker

EHB2060 - 60 Amp Circuit Breaker

The EHB2060 circuit breaker is built for one job: keeping older electrical systems running the way they were originally designed—safely, predictably, and without guesswork. If you're working with a panel manufactured before 1989, you already know the challenge isn’t finding any breaker—it’s finding the right one that actually fits and functions correctly. This 2-pole, 60-amp breaker from the EHB frame series is made to match those legacy requirements, delivering dependable thermal-magnetic protection against overloads and short circuits. With its fixed trip unit and included load terminals, installation stays straightforward, helping you get systems back online without unnecessary adjustments or compatibility concerns. It’s a practical, no-nonsense solution for maintaining the integrity of your existing setup—exactly what you want when downtime isn’t an option.

Key Features and Benefits

• Designed for Legacy Panels – Matches panelboards built prior to 1989 for proper fit and function
• Thermal-Magnetic Operation – Handles both overload and short-circuit protection automatically
• 2-Pole Design – Ideal for circuits requiring dual-pole coverage
• 60 Amp Capacity – Well-suited for a wide range of commercial and industrial loads
• 14k A.I.C. @ 480VAC – Interrupting rating aligned with original system specifications
• Fixed Trip Unit – Non-adjustable design keeps protection settings consistent
• Load Terminals Included – Helps simplify installation and reduce extra parts sourcing
• Built to Last – Constructed with durable components for long-term use in the right applications

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: EHB2060
• Poles: 2
• Amperage: 60A
• Voltage Rating: Up to 480VAC
• Interrupting Capacity: 14k A.I.C. @ 480VAC
• Frame Type: EHB
• Trip Type: Thermal-Magnetic (non-interchangeable)
• Temperature Rating: 40°C
• Height: 6.0 inches
• Weight: 2.75 lbs
• Terminals: Load terminals included

Material Compliance and Certifications

• Built in accordance with industry standards applicable to molded case circuit breakers used in legacy systems
• Suitable for installations aligned with UL-recognized equipment from the original manufacturing era
• Materials support proper insulation and heat performance within a 40°C operating environment

Where It Works Best

• Older commercial and industrial panelboards
• Facilities with pre-1989 electrical systems
• Maintenance projects where matching original breaker specifications is critical
• Situations where panel modification isn’t practical or desirable