Issue:
Ability of circuit breakers to be reverse fed
Product Line:
Circuit Breakers
Resolution:
Any circuit breaker that does NOT have Line and Load (or + and - on DC breakers) identifying markings may be reverse fed. See the compiled list below:
Breakers that can be back fed and exceptions (This is a work in process list, and does not include legacy breakers):
Ability of circuit breakers to be reverse fed
Product Line:
Circuit Breakers
Resolution:
Any circuit breaker that does NOT have Line and Load (or + and - on DC breakers) identifying markings may be reverse fed. See the compiled list below:
Breakers that can be back fed and exceptions (This is a work in process list, and does not include legacy breakers):
- HOM (Excludes those with suffix GFI, EPD, AFI, CAFI and DF.)
- QO and QOB (Excludes those with suffix GFI, EPD, EPE, AFI, CAFI and DF.)
- QOU
- Multi 9 products (Excludes the products rated 125VDC, and 250-500Vdc. Also excludes ID Residual current switches, GFP, DPN VIGI and Vigi modules.)
- E frame for NF panel (Excludes those with suffix EPD.)
- Powerpact H, J and L frame (Excludes those with T or R suffix, which are breakers with replaceable trip units. Also excludes those with Fxx suffix, which are "frame only" sold without terminations or trip unit.)
- Powerpact Q frame and B frame
- Powerpact M, P and R frame
- Masterpact NT and NW (Excludes Masterpact DC rated breakers)
- NOTE: Any Legacy or Powerpact breakers with GFM and ELM module attached cannot be reverse fed.
Released for: Schneider Electric Canada
