Square D 12-718012-38 900A 600V 3 Pole Circuit Breaker
Preowned Square D 12-718012-38 900A 600V 3-Pole Circuit Breaker is a heavy-duty three-pole circuit breaker designed for high-capacity electrical distribution and protection applications. The part number 12-718012-38 is identified as a 900A, 600V, 3-pole Square D circuit breaker, with listings also associating the part number with Square D MHL/MH-series equipment.
Condition:
- Used
- Removed from a working environment
- Tested for basic functionality when applicable
- May show minor cosmetic wear consistent with previous use
- Actual item pictured (unless otherwise noted)
Compatibility:
Compatible with select Square D switchgear and electrical distribution equipment utilizing the 12-718012-38 900A 600V 3-Pole Circuit Breaker. Verify the existing breaker part number, frame, trip configuration, mounting arrangement, and electrical specifications before ordering.
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