MPP2200KM - 200 Amp Circuit Breaker

MPP2200KM - 200 Amp Circuit Breaker

Looking for a heavy-duty circuit breaker that delivers dependable performance in home or light commercial electrical systems? The Siemens MPP2200KM is built to meet those needs — a 120/240 V, 200 Amp, four‑pole breaker with a 65 kA interrupt rating. Whether you’re wiring a new load center, upgrading a feeder panel, or installing a compact breaker setup, this unit provides strong protection and flexible application in a single compact package.

Key Features and Benefits

• High Load Capacity: With a 200 Amp rating, the MPP2200KM easily handles large electrical loads — ideal for modern homes or small commercial properties with extensive circuit demands.
• Dependable Short-Circuit Protection: The 65 kA interrupt rating ensures the breaker can safely interrupt high fault currents, minimizing risk to your wiring and equipment in the event of a short or overload.
• Four‑Pole Design for Flexibility: The four-pole configuration supports balanced multi-phase circuits or complex wiring setups, giving electricians more options when designing panel layouts.
• Multi-Purpose Use: Whether used as a main breaker in a load center, as a feeder breaker, or for miniature breaker applications, the MPP2200KM adapts to different installation needs — offering versatility in one unit.

Technical Specifications

• Type: MPP‑MT
• Voltage Rating: 120/240 V
• Amperage Rating: 200 Amp
• Interrupt Rating: 65 kA
• Number of Poles: 4
• Net Weight: 2.205 lb
• Dimensions: 3.937″ × 2.756″ × 4.724″

Material Compliance and Certifications

• The MPP2200KM is manufactured to meet rigorous industry standards for safety and performance. It’s engineered with high‑quality materials and tested to ensure compliance with national electrical codes and safety regulations — giving you confidence that it’s built to last and designed for safe, reliable operation in residential and light commercial installations.

Where It Works Best

• This breaker is a top pick for homeowners, electricians, or contractors working on new construction, panel upgrades, or feeder installations in single-family homes, townhouses, duplexes, or small commercial buildings. It’s especially useful in situations where high-capacity circuits are needed — for example, in homes with large HVAC systems, electric water heaters, workshops, or kitchen remodels that require dedicated circuits.