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Brand: Himel
Alisouq ChoiceHimel - Molded case circuit breaker HDM3L - 125F/4P(A) - mag-therm - 80 A
SKU: HDM3L12F080A3X0B0
654.46
654.46
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Product Overview
The molded case circuit breaker (MCCB) HDM3L - 125F/4P(A) - mag-therm - 80 A is a thermal-magnetic circuit breaker with a rated current of 80 A and four poles. It has a delayed trip feature, which means that the breaker will not trip immediately if the current in the circuit exceeds the set level. Instead, it will wait a short period of time before tripping. This delay is designed to prevent the breaker from tripping due to a temporary overload, such as a surge in current caused by a motor starting.
The "80A" part of the breaker's name refers to the rated current of the breaker. This means that the breaker is designed to carry a continuous current of up to 80 A without tripping.
Features
Rated current: 80 A
Frame size: 125AF
Number of poles: 4
Trip unit: Thermal-magnetic
Breaking capacity: 50 kA
Rated voltage: 400/415 V
Frequency: 50/60 Hz
Insulation voltage: 800 V
Impulse withstand voltage: 8 kV
Mechanical life: 20,000 cycles
Electrical life: 7,500 cycles
Benefits
Prevents the breaker from tripping due to a temporary overload.
Provides more time for the circuit to be shut down safely.
Helps to protect sensitive equipment from damage.
Can be used in a variety of applications.
Reliable and durable.
Technical Specifications
The molded case circuit breaker (MCCB) HDM3L - 125F/4P(A) - mag-therm - 80 A is a thermal-magnetic circuit breaker with a rated current of 80 A and four poles. It has a delayed trip feature, which means that the breaker will not trip immediately if the current in the circuit exceeds the set level. Instead, it will wait a short period of time before tripping. This delay is designed to prevent the breaker from tripping due to a temporary overload, such as a surge in current caused by a motor starting.
The "80A" part of the breaker's name refers to the rated current of the breaker. This means that the breaker is designed to carry a continuous current of up to 80 A without tripping.