Eaton, PN1 Molded Case Circuit Breaker 3-Pole 63A, Breaking Capacity 80 kA, Floor

RS Stock No.:: 628-8048
Mfr. Part No.:: 259140 PN1-63
Brand:: Eaton

Eaton, PN1 Molded Case Circuit Breaker 3-Pole 63A, Breaking Capacity 80 kA, Floor

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RS Stock No.:: 628-8048
Mfr. Part No.:: 259140 PN1-63
Brand:: Eaton

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	Brand	Eaton
	Product Type	Molded Case Circuit Breaker
	Series	PN1
	Number of Poles	3
	Current Rating	63A
	Breaking Capacity	80kA
	Rated AC Voltage	690V ac
	Mount Type	Floor
	Terminal Type	Screw
	Standards/Approvals	IEC, EN, VDE
	Width	145mm
	Height	155.2mm
	Depth	84.5mm
	Reset Actuator Type	Lever

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	Brand Eaton
	Product Type Molded Case Circuit Breaker
	Series PN1
	Number of Poles 3
	Current Rating 63A
	Breaking Capacity 80kA
	Rated AC Voltage 690V ac
	Mount Type Floor
	Terminal Type Screw
	Standards/Approvals IEC, EN, VDE
	Width 145mm
	Height 155.2mm
	Depth 84.5mm
	Reset Actuator Type Lever

Eaton MCCB, 1 Pole, 80kA Breaking Capacity - PN1 Series - 259140 PN1-63

Safeguard industrial circuits using this MCCB from Eaton. The thermal-magnetic operation of this unit protects systems from overvoltage and short-circuits to limit electrical damage from surges and faults. A current rating of 63A and breaking capacity of 80kA make it able to handle high-power applications. The MCCB has a single switch to manually turn a circuit on and off. This allows maintenance and repairs on wiring and machines to be carried out safely.

• Long mechanical lifespan of 20,000 operations for durability

• Sealed against finger and back-of-hand contact with live parts to protect workers from electric shocks

• Wide operating temperature between -25°C and +70 °C for use in harsh conditions

What's the difference between an MCCB and an MCB?

Although both MCCBs (moulded case circuit breakers) and MCBs (miniature circuit breakers) interrupt an electric circuit when a fault is detected, they're not the same. The main distinction is that MCCBs are designed for higher loads. MCBs have a low breaking capacity, while MCCBs have a high and low breaking capacity.