UQFP-M-200 - 200Amp Circuit Breaker

UQFP-M-200 - 200 Amp Main Circuit Breaker

When you need a 200-amp main breaker that actually fits your panel without any back-and-forth, the UQFP-M-200 keeps things simple. It’s made for UQFP frame load centers, so if you’re replacing an existing unit, this lines up the way you’d expect.

This is a 2-pole plug-in breaker for standard 120/240VAC residential service. It uses a thermal magnetic trip, which is the typical setup for handling overloads and short circuits in these systems. No extra complexity—just the kind of protection most panels are already built around.

One feature that tends to come in handy is the load-side tabs. They let you run a parallel sub-feed, which is useful in pedestal setups or anywhere you need to split power off the main. It’s not something every breaker offers, but when you need it, you’ll be glad it’s there.

Overall, this breaker is about matching what’s already in place—same form, same function—so you can get the system back up and running without surprises.

Key Features and Benefits

• 200-amp main circuit breaker for residential use
• 2-pole design for 120/240VAC systems
• Plug-in connection for UQFP panels
• Thermal magnetic trip for overload and short circuit protection
• Load-side tabs for parallel sub-feed applications
• Molded case construction designed for everyday use
• 10k A.I.C. rating for standard residential interrupting needs

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: UQFP-M-200
  
• Amperage: 200A
  
• Poles: 2
  
• Voltage: 120/240VAC
  
• Interrupting Rating: 10kA A.I.C.
  
• Trip Type: Thermal Magnetic
  
• Mounting: Plug-In
  
• Frame Type: UQFP
  
• Dimensions:
  • 6.0” H x 3.0” W x 2.56” D
• Notes: Load-side tabs for sub-feed / pedestal setups
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• Built to standard industry requirements for molded case circuit breakers
• Intended for installation in NEC-compliant systems
• Uses commonly accepted materials for residential electrical distribution

Where It Works Best

• You’ll typically see the UQFP-M-200 used as a main breaker in residential panels that take a UQFP frame. It also makes sense in pedestal setups or anywhere a parallel sub-feed is part of the layout. If you’re swapping out an existing 200-amp breaker, this is designed to match what was there, so everything fits and works as it should.