The QC3030H – EATON 3P30A 240V Lug In Lug Out Breaker is a reliable, high-performance circuit breaker designed for three-phase applications. With a 30 amp rating, it ensures optimal protection for your electrical systems. Its lug-in and lug-out design allows for easy installation and dependable connectivity. Perfect for residential and commercial use.
| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Type | Standard (Thermal-Magnetic) |
| Amperage | 30 A |
| Poles | 3-Pole |
| Voltage | 240V |
| Interrupting Rating | 10 kA |
| Mounting | Bolt-On |
| Frame / Series | QC |
| Catalogue # | QC3030H |
The Eaton QC3030H is a QC-frame, bolt-on, 3-pole 30A 240V breaker with a lug-in / lug-out termination design, rated at 10kA interrupting capacity. It is generally compatible with Eaton CH (Type-CH) panelboards that accept QC-frame bolt-on breakers — commonly found in commercial and light-industrial distribution applications. The lug-in/lug-out configuration allows direct cable-to-cable connections without relying on a bus bar, making it well suited for sub-feed or tap applications within a panel assembly.
Specific panel compatibility depends on your enclosure's bus configuration and available space. Send us your panel model and we'll confirm fitment.
A lug-in / lug-out breaker terminates conductors directly on both the line and load sides via compression lugs, rather than connecting to a panel bus bar on the line side. This is typically used in sub-feed or tap applications — for example, feeding a downstream sub-panel or distribution point from a main switchboard — where a direct cable run is more practical than a bus connection.
Availability can vary as product lines evolve. Northern Breaker Group specialises in obsolete, hard-to-find, and current-production breakers across Canada. If the QC3030H is no longer in regular distribution, we maintain access to surplus and reconditioned stock. Contact our Calgary, Edmonton, or Vancouver team for a quote and current availability.
The QC3030H is a 3-pole breaker rated for 240V, designed for three-phase applications. While 240V is common to both single-phase and three-phase systems, a 3-pole breaker requires a three-phase panel or switchboard with three hot bus bars. It is not suitable for a standard single-phase residential loadcentre. If you're unsure about your panel's phase configuration, send us your panel model and we'll help confirm the right breaker for your installation.
