It is a 3-pole unit with UL and CSA approvals, making it suitable for North American panel builds and export machinery that requires those marks. The lifecycle stage is listed as current, meaning the manufacturer still supports this order code for new installations and replacements.
For a panel builder or site electrical engineer, that 100 A sets the maximum load on the downstream conductors and equipment — size the feeder cable and downstream bus for at least that ampacity. The XT4H 250 frame itself is rated for higher currents (up to 250 A), so if the load grows, the trip unit can be swapped without replacing the entire breaker, provided the interrupting rating and SCCR still coordinate upstream. The EKIPLSI trip unit is an electronic, LSIG (long-time, short-time, instantaneous, ground-fault) type. The ground-fault element is built in, so no separate GFCI module is needed for equipment ground-fault protection where code requires it.
Deployment context
The UL/CSA listing means it passes North American short-circuit testing and can be specified without a separate UL listing letter for most panel shops.
