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Brand: Himel
Alisouq ChoiceHimel - Molded case circuit breaker HDM3L - 400F/4P(A) - mag-therm - 350A
SKU: HDM3L40F350A3X0C2
1621.35
1621.35
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Product Overview
The Himel - Molded case circuit breaker HDM3L - 400F/4P(A) - mag-therm - 350 A is a type of electrical protection device that is used to protect the electrical circuit from excessive current, which can cause overload or short circuit. It has a rating current of 350 A, which means that the maximum current that the circuit should draw is 350 A. The breaker also has a rated breaking capacity of 70 kA, which means that it can safely break a fault current of up to 70 kA.
The breaker is a thermal-magnetic type, which means that it uses two mechanisms to trip the breaker: a thermal mechanism that trips the breaker when the current exceeds a certain threshold, and a magnetic mechanism that trips the breaker when the current exceeds a much higher threshold.
Features
Rated current: 350 A
Rated breaking capacity: 70 kA
Thermal-magnetic trip mechanism
Earth leakage protection
Fixed front mounting
Padlocking provision
Rated for 400/415 V AC
Service life of up to 20,000 cycles
Benefits
Protects electrical circuits from overload and short circuit
Reliable and effective
Good choice for a variety of applications
Easy to install and maintain
Long service life
Technical Specifications
The Himel - Molded case circuit breaker HDM3L - 400F/4P(A) - mag-therm - 350 A is a type of electrical protection device that is used to protect the electrical circuit from excessive current, which can cause overload or short circuit. It has a rating current of 350 A, which means that the maximum current that the circuit should draw is 350 A. The breaker also has a rated breaking capacity of 70 kA, which means that it can safely break a fault current of up to 70 kA.
The breaker is a thermal-magnetic type, which means that it uses two mechanisms to trip the breaker: a thermal mechanism that trips the breaker when the current exceeds a certain threshold, and a magnetic mechanism that trips the breaker when the current exceeds a much higher threshold.