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Square D BDA160201 – 1‑Pole 20 A 600Y/347 V AC Molded Case Breaker, Thermal‑Magnetic, 14 kAIC @ 600Y/347 V / 25 kAIC @ 240 V

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Square D BDA160201 – 1‑Pole 20 A 600Y/347 V AC Molded Case Breaker, Thermal‑Magnetic, 14 kAIC @ 600Y/347 V / 25 kAIC @ 240 VProduct DescriptionThe Square D BDA160201 is a singlepole, 20 Amp, 600Y 347 V AC molded case circuit breaker from the PowerPact B series, engineered for dependable overcurrent protection in industrial and commercial electrical distribution systems. This breaker features a thermalmagnetic trip unit with LongTime (LI) and Instantaneous functions for reliable performance under both overload and shortcircuit conditions. It delivers high interrupting

Product Description
The Square D BDA160201 is a single‑pole, 20 Amp, 600Y/347 V AC molded case circuit breaker from the PowerPact B series, engineered for dependable overcurrent protection in industrial and commercial electrical distribution systems. This breaker features a thermal‑magnetic trip unit with Long‑Time (LI) and Instantaneous functions for reliable performance under both overload and short‑circuit conditions.

It delivers high interrupting capacity at multiple voltages, including 14 kAIC @ 600Y/347 V AC, 25 kAIC @ 240 V AC, and 18 kAIC @ 480 V AC, providing robust protection in demanding applications. The BDA160201 is designed for I‑Line style plug‑in mounting and is UL, CSA, CE, IEC, NEMA, and NOM certified to meet rigorous safety and performance standards.

Key Features

  • Poles: 1

  • Amperage: 20 A

  • Voltage: 600Y/347 V AC

  • Type: Molded Case Breaker (PowerPact B)

  • Thermal‑magnetic trip with Long‑Time (LI) and Instantaneous functions

  • Interrupting capacity: 14 kAIC @ 600Y/347 V AC, 25 kAIC @ 240 V AC, 18 kAIC @ 480 V AC

  • I‑Line style plug‑in connection

  • UL, CSA, CE, IEC, NOM, and NEMA certified for industrial/commercial protection

Technical Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Square D (Schneider Electric)

  • Catalog Number: BDA160201

  • Frame/Series: PowerPact B

  • Phase: Single‑phase

  • Trip Type: Thermal‑Magnetic (LI & Instantaneous)

  • Mounting Type: I‑Line plug‑in

  • Frequency Rating: 50/60 Hz

  • Terminal Connection: Load side mechanical lug

  • Protection: Overload & short‑circuit

  • Operating Temperature: –25 °C to +70 °C

  • Frame Size: B Frame

  • Actuator Type: Toggle

Product Data

  • UPC / GTIN: 3606481151018

  • Provides reliable overload and short‑circuit protection in industrial and commercial panels

  • Compatible with I‑Line panelboards and switchboards

  • Built to meet UL 489, CSA C22.2, IEC 60947‑2, and related safety standards

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