Federal Pacific NA30 Specifications
| Manufacturer | Federal Pacific Electric (FPE) / American |
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| Catalog Number | NA30 |
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| Also listed as | NA130 |
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| Line | Stab-Lok |
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| Series | Thick series (Type NA) |
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| Amperage | 30 A |
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| Voltage | 120V AC |
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| Poles | 1-Pole |
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| Mounting | Stab-Lok plug-on stab connection |
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| Trip function | Thermal-Magnetic — LI (long-time and instantaneous) |
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| Interrupting rating | 10 kA |
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| Rating | HACR rated for heating, air conditioning and refrigeration loads |
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| Panel compatibility | Federal Pacific Stab-Lok load centers accepting thick series breakers |
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| Condition | Original manufacture, reconditioned and tested— not a third-party remanufactured unit |
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| Weight | 4.5 lb |
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| Standards | UL 489 |
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| Guarantee | 1-year operational guarantee |
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This unit is sold reconditioned, inspected and tested to ESP Product Standards, and guaranteed to operate normally for one year from the date of sale.
Original manufacture, individually tested. This is an original Federal Pacific Stab-Lok breaker — the part the panel was built around — inspected and tested to ESP Product Standards, individually tested to confirm it trips before it ships, and backed by a one-year operational guarantee.The widely sold alternative is the Connecticut Electric UBIF series, newly manufactured by a third party and ETL listed to UL 489 at 10,000 AIC as a compatible replacement rather than an original part. Both have a case.
Two things decide whether this fits. Body width first: type NA is the thick series and type NC is the thin, and a Stab-Lok load center takes them in different positions. Then the numbering — Federal Pacific used two forms on this line. A two-digit number like NA30 is single-pole; a three-digit number like NA230 is two-pole thirty-ampere. This is the thick series, 1-pole.
Federal Pacific Stab-Lok breakers are out of production.Type NA is the THICK series. Connecticut Electric distinguishes the two the same way in its UBIF replacement line. ESP stocks tested original units for Stab-Lok panels still in service.