PDG21G0025TFFL - 25 Amp Circuit Breaker

PDG21G0025TFFL - 25 Amp Circuit Breaker

The Eaton PDG21G0025TFFL is a 25-amp, 1-pole molded case circuit breaker in the Global Rated Power Defense line. This is a Frame 2 model with a fixed trip and load lugs. Its interrupting rating is 35kA at 277 VAC. The breaker measures 1.38 inches high, 6 inches wide, and 3.5 inches deep.

For replacement work, the part number is usually the best place to start. Don't assume that another 25A breaker is an exact match just because the amperage is the same. Pole count, frame size, voltage, interrupting rating, trip setup, lugs, and physical size all matter. If your equipment calls for PDG21G0025TFFL, compare those details with the existing breaker or equipment specifications before making the replacement.

Key Features and Benefits

• 25A rating for equipment requiring a 25-amp breaker
• 1 pole
• 35kA interrupting rating at 277 VAC
• Frame 2 Power Defense design
• Fixed trip
• Load lugs
• Measures 1.38" H x 6" W x 3.5" D
• Clearly identified as Eaton part number PDG21G0025TFFL, which helps when matching an existing breaker

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer: Eaton
  
• Part Number: PDG21G0025TFFL
  
• Product Family: Global Rated Power Defense
  
• Breaker Type: Molded Case Circuit Breaker
  
• Frame: Frame 2
  
• Poles: 1
  
• Amperage: 25A
  
• A.I.C. Rating: 35kA @ 277 VAC
  
• Trip: Fixed
  
• Lugs: Load Lugs
  
• Dimensions:
  • Height: 1.38 in.
  • Width: 6.0 in.
  • Depth: 3.5 in.

Material Compliance and Certifications

• No specific material compliance or certification information was provided with the available specifications for PDG21G0025TFFL. If a job requires a particular approval, certification, or material declaration, check the manufacturer's current documentation for the specific breaker before installation.

Where It Works Best

• The PDG21G0025TFFL is a practical fit when the job specifically calls for a 25A, 1-pole, Frame 2 molded-case circuit breaker rated at 35kA at 277 VAC. That may include an existing equipment replacement, routine electrical maintenance, an equipment upgrade, or a new installation designed for this breaker configuration.
• Already have a breaker you're trying to match? Look beyond the 25A printed on the label. Check the full part number first, then compare the poles, frame, A.I.C. rating, voltage, trip type, lugs, and dimensions. With electrical equipment, those specifics are what tell you whether you've actually found the right match.