B-Line 2M25R Eaton series meter breakers, 200 A, Single meter position, Ring type, 3R, Overhead, ANSI 61 gray painted finish, AW Hub, 010 kAIC, #6 - 250 MCM, MCB, Galvanized steel, Surface mount, 4 jaws, 3 wires, 1 phase, 1Ø/3W

Yes. The 2M25R is built for 120/240 V single-phase, 3-wire service at 200 A, with a single meter position and a 4-jaw ring-type socket, which is the standard arrangement for a single-phase residential or small commercial service.

It is supplied as a main circuit breaker unit with (1) 200 A 2-pole and (2) 100 A 2-pole breakers. That lets you feed one 200 A load or split the service into two 100 A distribution points from the same enclosure.

Yes, it is a Type 3R enclosure, so it is suited for outdoor wall mounting in rain and sleet conditions. The body is galvanized steel finished in ANSI 61 gray paint, and it surface mounts to the wall.

The terminals take #6 through 250 MCM conductors, which covers typical 200 A aluminum or copper service entrance cable. Bus is aluminum, so use an antioxidant compound on aluminum conductors and torque to the label values.

Overhead. The 2M25R ships configured for an overhead feed with an AW hub on top for the service mast raceway. If your service comes in underground from a pad transformer or a pull box, you need an underground-configured meter breaker instead.

It is EUSERC approved and UL listed, which is what most western utilities require before they will set a meter. It is a ring-type socket, so confirm your utility uses ring-type rather than ringless sealing.

The 2M25R is rated 10 kAIC at 120/240 V. That covers most residential and light commercial services fed from a typical utility transformer, but if your available fault current at the service point exceeds 10 kA (common on large or close-coupled transformers), you need a higher AIC unit. Get the fault current figure from the utility before you commit.

Plan on a footprint of 32 inches by 8 inches with 4.63 inches of depth off the wall. It weighs 21 lb, so one person can set it, though a second set of hands helps when landing it on the lags.

Not as a two-meter setup. It has a single meter position, so it measures one service. The two 100 A 2-pole breakers let you split distribution downstream of that one meter, which suits a house plus a shop or ADU on a shared meter, not separately billed tenants. Separate billing needs a multi-position meter stack.