LD6N3R - Siemens - 600 Amp Enclosure Condition:New Product Specifications - THED124030WL -
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LD6N3R Siemens 600 Amp Enclosure Condition:New Product Specifications THED124030WL Product Specifications THED124030WL GE Molded Case Circuit Breaker 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 with panel board mounting 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 15 amps at an operating temperature of 40 deg c circuit breaker is Ul listed and Csa certified Product Description: Siemens Low Voltage Molded Case Circuit Breakers Sentron Molded Case Circuit Breakers Circuit Breaker Enclosures are Circuit Protection Molded Case Circuit Breakers Compliance with the substance restrictions according to RoHS directive: not available
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