Eaton xEffect MCB, 2P, 10A Curve B, 240 → 415V AC, 10 kA Breaking Capacity

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RS Stock No.:
847-3125
Mfr. Part No.:
278730 FAZ-B10/2
Brand:
Eaton
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Brand

Eaton

Number of Poles

2

Current Rating

10A

Tripping Characteristics

Type B

Rated AC Voltage

240 → 415V

Breaking Capacity at Maximum Voltage Rating

10 kA

Range

xEffect

Circuit Breaker Type

MCB

Width

85mm

Length

36mm

Mounting Style

DIN Rail Mount

Depth

73mm

Model Number

278730

Application

Commercial, Residential

Eaton FAZ Series Circuit Breakers


The FAZ series by Eaton offers a wide range of quality, highly reliable and safe circuit breakers. Eaton’s FAZ DIN rail mountable circuit breaker is designed for use in control panel applications.

Features and Benefits


• The Eaton miniature circuit breaker has a current limiting design, providing short circuit interruption to reduce let-through energy, which can damage the circuit.
• Rated currents up to 63A.
• The toggle can be sealed in both the on and off position where required, and the trip-free design means that the breaker cannot be defeated by holding the handle in the on position.
• Reliable and safe operation with six levels of thermal-magnetic over-current protection.
• Red or green light indicates the contact position.
• Easy installation.
• Suitable for supplementary protection.

Eaton 2-Pole MCB, 10A Current Rating, B Curve - FAZ Series - 278730 FAZ-B10/2


Features & Benefits

• Includes captive screws that stay attached, so there's less risk of them being lost
• Easy to snap onto a DIN rail for quick and convenient installation
• Information printed on the front of the device for simple identification
• Conforms to IEC 60947-2 safety standards for circuit breakers used in electrical power distribution systems

How does this MCB stop the flow of current when there's a fault?


This MCB contains a bimetallic strip that heats up and bends when continuous overcurrent flows through it. When this strip bends, a mechanical latch opens the unit's contact and turns the breaker off to stop current flowing through the attached circuit.

Note

Eaton formerly known as Moeller

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