Circuit Breakers
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Schneider Electric C5336 Circuit Breaker 125V 30A
Schneider Electric BJA260201 Circuit Breaker 2P 16A 250V Thermal Magnetic
Eaton KAC-350 3-Pole Circuit Breaker 350A 400V
Schneider Electric EHB34030 Circuit Breaker 30A 120V
Eaton FD2175 Circuit Breaker 120V 15A Single Pole DIN Rail
Schneider Electric KH-36125 Circuit Breaker 125V 30A 1in DIN
Eaton DSD926S634 Circuit Breaker 63A 240V Single-Pole
Eaton W210M1CFCY7 100A 120/240V Circuit Breaker
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Schneider Electric C5336 Circuit Breaker 125V 30A
Schneider Electric EHB34030 Circuit Breaker 30A 120V
Eaton KAC-350 3-Pole Circuit Breaker 350A 400V
Eaton FD2175 Circuit Breaker 120V 15A Single Pole DIN Rail
Eaton DSD926S634 Circuit Breaker 63A 240V Single-Pole
Schneider Electric KH-36125 Circuit Breaker 125V 30A 1in DIN
Eaton W210M1CFCY7 100A 120/240V Circuit Breaker
Eaton HJD3125 Circuit Breaker 20A 125V Molded Case
Eaton DG5S8-6C-2T-MWB-20 Circuit Breaker 20A 6-Channel
Frequently asked questions
What is the voltage rating of the Schneider Electric C5336?
The C5336 is rated for 125V AC applications.
What current does this circuit breaker protect?
The C5336 is rated at 30A and provides overcurrent protection at this level.
Is this a single or multi-pole breaker?
The C5336 is a single-pole circuit breaker, suitable for single-phase protection.
What is the interrupting capacity of this breaker?
The C5336 has a standard interrupting capacity of 10kA.
Can this breaker be used in residential applications?
Yes, the C5336 is suitable for residential and light commercial electrical distribution systems.
What type of protection mechanism does it use?
The C5336 uses a thermal-magnetic mechanism that responds to both overloads and short circuits.