Eaton, NZM, NZM Molded Case Circuit Breaker 3-Pole 160 A, Breaking Capacity 5 kA, Fixed

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1 547,32 €

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1 872,26 €

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N° de stock RS:
253-518
Référence fabricant:
259126 NZMH2-VE160
Fabricant:
Eaton
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Marque

Eaton

Product Type

Molded Case Circuit Breaker

Range

NZM

Series

NZM

Number of Poles

3

Current Rating

160 A

Breaking Capacity

5kA

Rated AC Voltage

690 V

Mount Type

Fixed

Terminal Type

Screw

Height

184mm

Depth

149mm

Standards/Approvals

RoHS, IEC/EN 60947-2, IEC 60068-2-78, DIN EN 50274, IEC 60068-2-30, VDE 0106 Part 110

Width

105 mm

Tripping Mechanism

Electronic

Tripping Characteristics

Adjustable Setting

Reset Actuator Type

Rocker Lever

Break Time

10 ms

Statut RoHS : Exempté

Pays d'origine :
RO
The Eaton Molded Case Circuit Breaker is an exceptional choice for robust electrical protection and management in industrial and commercial applications. This three-pole circuit breaker is specifically designed for high-performance. With features such as adjustable settings for time delay and overload current, it provides tailored protection and flexibility for your installation needs. Its compact design ensures seamless integration into switchgear systems, while maintaining high degrees of compliance with international standards. This product excels in both durability and efficiency, making it a valuable asset for both panel builders and system designers looking for reliable circuit protection in demanding environments.

Adjustable settings enable customised overload and short-circuit protection

High short-circuit breaking capacity ensures safe operation during faults

Temperature rise data aids in precise panel building for optimal thermal management

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