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EATON GBH3060 60A 3-POLE THERMAL MAGNETIC CIRCUIT BREAKER
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Cutler-Hammer Molded Case Circuit Breaker, Type GBH, Series: C Series, 600Y/347 V AC/125/250 V DC, 60 A, 10 kA Interrupt, G Series Frame, Thermal Magnetic Trip, 3 Poles, Line/Load, NEMA AB1-1993, Panel Mount, 6.6 in L x 3.8 in W x 4 in H
EATON series C molded case circuit breakers are used in panelboard, switchboard, motor control center and busway applications for dependable branch circuit protection. They have proven user acceptance for over 20 years and meet or exceed North American standards. Available for systems up to 600 VAC or 250 VDC with current ratings up to 2500 A.
- Patented contact design features high speed blow open action, resulting in superior performance
- Circuit breakers significantly outperform the calculations listed in The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) standard 1584-2002, guide for performing arc flash hazard calculations
Product Details
Cutler-Hammer Molded Case Circuit Breaker, Type GBH, Series: C Series, 600Y/347 V AC/125/250 V DC, 60 A, 10 kA Interrupt, G Series Frame, Thermal Magnetic Trip, 3 Poles, Line/Load, NEMA AB1-1993, Panel Mount, 6.6 in L x 3.8 in W x 4 in H
EATON series C molded case circuit breakers are used in panelboard, switchboard, motor control center and busway applications for dependable branch circuit protection. They have proven user acceptance for over 20 years and meet or exceed North American standards. Available for systems up to 600 VAC or 250 VDC with current ratings up to 2500 A.
Attributes
Features
- Patented contact design features high speed blow open action, resulting in superior performance
- Circuit breakers significantly outperform the calculations listed in The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) standard 1584-2002, guide for performing arc flash hazard calculations