QBHGFEP1025 - Eaton - GFEP Circuit Breaker Type_ HM3R Thermal overload type: Melting alloy

Name: QBHGFEP1025 - Eaton - GFEP Circuit Breaker Type_ HM3R Thermal overload type: Melting alloy
Brand: lcx.co.za
SKU: 43823705672
Price: 490.00 USD
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QBHGFEP1025 Eaton GFEP Circuit Breaker Type_ HM3R Thermal overload type: Melting alloy Thermal overload type: Melting alloy 3 Thermal Units Siemens ITE Bolt On Circuit Breaker Its Compact And Easy to Install two poles molded case circuit breaker features a thermal magnetic over current protection system it has an interrupting rating of 22 kilo Amps the circuit breaker is designed with a bolt on connection type with a terminal load lug the circuit breaker has a BQ type of frame and it has voltage rating of 120 240 Volts at a frequency of 60 Hz it has a current rating of 30 amps at an operating temperature of 40 deg c circuit breaker is Ul listed and Csa certified QBHGFEP1025 Dimensions

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