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Leviton 30-Circuit Main Lug Load Center, 225A 120/240V

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Model: LP222-LPD

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Leviton 30-Circuit Main Lug Load Center, 225A 120/240V

The Leviton is a 30-Circuit Main Lug Load Center built for 120/240V AC electrical distribution with a 225-Amp rating. Designed as a lug-style panel (no integral main breaker), it accepts feed from an upstream overcurrent protective device and distributes power across 30 branch circuit positions. This load center is part of Leviton's LP-Series lug panel lineup, offered under model designations including LP222-LPD-P, LP322-LPD-P, and LP422-LPD-P, giving electricians flexibility when matching panel configuration to project requirements.

Key Features

  • 30-Circuit Configuration: Provides 30 circuit positions for organizing branch circuits in residential and commercial electrical systems.
  • 225-Amp Rating: Rated for 225A of continuous load, supporting higher-demand distribution applications.
  • 120/240V AC Voltage: Configured for standard 120/240-volt AC service, common in North American electrical distribution.
  • Main Lug Design: Lug-style construction (LPD) requires an upstream disconnect/OCPD, allowing the panel to serve as a sub-distribution point.
  • Model Series Options: Available under Leviton model designations LP222-LPD-P, LP322-LPD-P, and LP422-LPD-P for matching specific installation needs.

Technical Specifications

  • list_batch: 377-VARMACHINE-20260803
  • Amperage: 225A
  • Voltage: 120/240V AC
  • Circuits: 30-Circuit

Typical Applications

  • Residential and Commercial Electrical Service Panels
  • Sub-Distribution Panels Fed from an Upstream Main Disconnect
  • Branch Circuit Wiring for Lighting, Receptacles, and Equipment Loads
  • Panel Upgrades and Electrical Service Renovations
  • New Construction Electrical Distribution

Why Leviton?

Leviton is a trusted name in electrical distribution equipment, and this Main Lug Load Center reflects the brand's focus on dependable, code-compliant panel construction. With a clearly defined 225A rating, 120/240V AC compatibility, and a 30-circuit layout, it's built to give electrical professionals a reliable foundation for organized, properly rated circuit distribution on residential and commercial projects.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Amperage Rating:
225A
Voltage Rating:
120/240V
Product Type:
Load Center
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Power Distribution
Product Subgroup:
Panelboards & Load Centers

Leviton LP222-LPD – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Does the Leviton LP222-LPD load center come with a main breaker, or do I need an upstream disconnect?
No main breaker. The Leviton LP-Series LPD panel is a main lug only design, so it has to be fed from an upstream overcurrent protective device or disconnect. That makes it a sub-distribution panel unless the service disconnect is provided ahead of it. If you need the disconnect built into the panel, you want a main breaker load center instead.
2) Can I use this 225A Leviton panel as a sub-panel off an existing service?
That is exactly what a main lug panel is for. Feed it from a breaker in the upstream service panel sized at or below the 225A bus rating, and it distributes across 30 branch circuit positions for lighting, receptacles and equipment loads. Typical uses include panel upgrades, service renovations and new construction distribution.
3) Does a main lug load center like this need a main breaker added, or can it be a service panel?
On the supply side the LPD lug panel has no integral overcurrent device, so it relies on a disconnect ahead of it. Square D's QO and Homeline convertible main lugs panels are described as convertible, meaning a main breaker kit can be added. If you need the disconnect in the panel itself, a convertible or factory main breaker panel is the route rather than this lug-only Leviton.
4) What is the closest 225A main lug substitute for the Leviton LP222-LPD load center?
The Square D Homeline L225PC is the nearest match on rating: it is a 225A convertible main lugs load center at 60 spaces and 120 circuits in a NEMA 1 enclosure. The Leviton LP-Series lug panel is rated 225A at 120/240V AC with 30 circuit positions, so the Square D covers the same amperage but at a much larger circuit count, and its convertible design allows a main breaker to be added where the Leviton LPD panels are lug-only and depend on an upstream overcurrent device.
5) Will the Leviton LP322-LPD work on a 208Y/120V three-phase feed?
No. The Leviton LP-Series lug load centers, including LP322-LPD-P, are rated 120/240V AC single-phase distribution. For a three-phase four-wire 208Y/120V system, the ABB TL24415R is the applicable panel: it is a 150A MLO load center rated 208Y/120V 3-phase 4-wire in a NEMA 3R enclosure. Note the ABB is 150A where the Leviton is 225A, so confirm the feeder size against the panel rating.
6) Can I use the Leviton 225A lug load center outdoors?
The Leviton LP-Series lug panels are specified as 225A 120/240V AC interior-style distribution panels for service and sub-distribution use. When the panel is mounted outdoors or in a wet location, a rain-tight enclosure is called for instead: the ABB ReliaHome load center uses a NEMA 3R aluminum enclosure with plug-on neutral, and the ABB TL24415R MLO load center is also NEMA 3R. By contrast, the Square D Homeline L225PC 225A main lugs panel is a NEMA 1 indoor enclosure.
7) What amperage and voltage is the Leviton 30-circuit main lug load center rated for?
225A at 120/240V AC, single-phase style North American service. That rating is the bus rating, so the upstream feeder breaker protecting it cannot exceed what the bus is rated to carry. It gives you headroom for higher-demand distribution than a typical 100A or 150A sub-panel.
8) What is the difference between the Leviton LP222-LPD-P, LP322-LPD-P and LP422-LPD-P?
All three are 30-circuit, 225A, 120/240V main lug panels in Leviton's LP-Series lug lineup, ordered as separate model designations so you can match the panel configuration to the project. Specify the model number on the order, since the three carry different part numbers: LP222-LPD, LP322-LPD and LP422-LPD.
9) How many breaker spaces does the Leviton LP-Series lug load center give me?
Thirty circuit positions. That is the count of branch circuit spaces available, so two-pole breakers for ranges, dryers, heat pumps or EV chargers will consume two positions each. Plan your schedule against 30 positions, not 30 breakers.
10) I need a main lug panel mounted outdoors. Is the Leviton LP-Series the right choice?
For an outdoor location you want an enclosure rated for wet conditions. The ABB TL24415R is a main lug load center in a NEMA 3R enclosure, and ABB's ReliaHome load center also comes in a NEMA 3R aluminum enclosure with plug-on neutral. Those are the ones to look at for exterior mounting.
11) What is the difference between the Leviton 225A lug panel and a plug-on neutral load center like the Square D QO?
The Leviton LP222-LPD is a main lug panel rated 225A at 120/240V AC with 30 circuit positions and no integral main breaker. The Square D QO convertible main lugs load center is also a main lugs panel but is built with a plug-on neutral bus in a NEMA 1 enclosure, and its convertible construction accepts a main breaker kit. The ABB ReliaHome is likewise a plug-on neutral design. Plug-on neutral panels pair with breakers that land the neutral on the bus rather than by pigtail, so breaker selection differs even though the feed arrangement is similar.
12) I need a panel that can be converted to a main breaker later - is the Leviton LP422-LPD the right choice?
The Leviton LP422-LPD-P is a lug-style LPD panel, meaning it takes its feed from an upstream disconnect or overcurrent device and serves as a sub-distribution point. If the plan is to add a main breaker in the same enclosure later, a convertible panel suits better: the Square D Homeline L225PC is a 225A convertible main lugs load center and the Square D QO convertible main lugs load center offers the same convertible arrangement with plug-on neutral.
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Does the Leviton LP222-LPD come with a warranty?
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