The thermal-magnetic trip unit (TM220, ATFM) gives you adjustable overload protection: Ir is settable from 224 A to 320 A, so you dial in the continuous current to match the cable or load, not the other way around. The instantaneous short-circuit pickup is fixed at Ii=10 x In, meaning it trips magnetically at 3200 A for a bolted fault. The N conductor is protected at 100%, which matters for 4-wire systems where the neutral carries harmonic current.
The 4-pole configuration with 100% N protection means it occupies four module widths — plan your gland plate and busbar takeoff accordingly. The nut keeper kit is a detail that saves time on the DC Power OEM line: it holds the terminal nuts captive during wiring, so a panel builder doesn't chase dropped hardware inside the enclosure.
