Federal Pioneer NA2P100 Stab-Lok Circuit Breaker 100A 2 Pole 120/240V AC 10kA Plug-In Mount

MPN: NA2P100
UPC: 047569369803
PPN: SCH-NA2P100

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Description

Stab-Lok circuit breakers are one, two, and three pole thermal magnetic circuit breakers that provide arc fault circuit interrupters for Federal Pioneer panels. They have easy to read color coded handles to differentiate ampere ratings. This breaker is a two pole 100A, 120/240VAC moulded case breaker with plug in mounting. This circuit breaker meets CSA standards.

Features

Specifically engineered with the iconic Stab-lok® "thick" plug-on design, this 2-pole breaker ensures a precise, high-tension mechanical connection to the bus bar. Using a genuine Schneider Electric replacement eliminates the arcing and overheating risks often associated with loose-fitting aftermarket clones, ensuring your legacy panel remains safe and fully operational.
Rated for a substantial 100A at 120/240V, this high-amperage breaker is the ideal solution for protecting large residential sub-panels, electric furnaces, or high-performance EV charging stations. It provides a robust defense against massive overloads, automatically cutting power to prevent wires from melting or causing structural fires during a significant fault.
Equipped with an internal common trip bar, both poles are mechanically linked to ensure that if one circuit detects a fault, both disconnect simultaneously. This prevents "half-power" scenarios that can burn out expensive 240V motors in heat pumps or dryers, providing comprehensive protection for your most valuable home systems.
This NA-type breaker is fully CSA (Canadian Standards Association) certified, specifically designed to meet the unique regulatory requirements of the Canadian electrical market. Installing a code-compliant, factory-tested Schneider breaker ensures your electrical system passes provincial inspections and maintains the integrity of your property’s fire and liability insurance coverage.