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Siemens, SENTRON, 3VA62 Molded Case Circuit Breaker 3-Pole 250 A, Breaking Capacity 3 kA, Fixed

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RS Stock No.:
245-433
Mfr. Part No.:
3VA6225-0HL31-0AA0
Brand:
Siemens
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Brand

Siemens

Product Type

Molded Case Circuit Breaker

Range

SENTRON

Series

3VA62

Number of Poles

3

Current Rating

250 A

Breaking Capacity

3kA

Mount Type

Fixed

Rated AC Voltage

690 V ac

Standards/Approvals

IEC 60947, IEC 81346-2, RoHS, UL 489

Depth

86mm

Height

198mm

Width

105 mm

Better World Product

Yes

Better World Claim

Concentrated or Compact Solution, Extended Product Life

Tripping Characteristics

Type I, Type L

COO (Country of Origin):
CZ
The Siemens Molded Case Circuit Breaker design ensures robust line protection with a breaking capacity that addresses demanding electrical environments. Engineered with the ETU320 overcurrent release function, it effectively manages overload protection, offering reliable performance across a range of operational currents. Ideal for diverse applications such as heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration, this circuit breaker meets stringent UL 489 standards and is built to withstand harsh conditions. With a mechanical service life of approximately 25,000 cycles, it promotes longevity and minimal operational downtime. Its compact design enables seamless integration into existing electrical systems while providing optimal safety and efficiency.

Comprehensive operational temperature range supports varied environmental conditions

Upgradable options available to adapt to future electrical requirements

Utilises a global warming potential approach supporting environmental sustainability

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