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EATON EGE3080FFG Type EGE Molded Case Circuit Breaker, 600Y/347 VAC, 80 A, 18/25/35 kA Interrupt, 3 Poles, Fixed Thermal/Fixed Magnetic Trip

Selected EGE3125FFGEATON EGE3035FFG Type EGE Molded Case Circuit Breaker, 600Y/347 VAC, 35 A, 18/25/35 kA Interrupt, 3 Poles, Fixed Thermal/Fixed Magnetic Trip
EGE3125FFGEATON EGE3035FFG Type EGE Molded Case Circuit Breaker, 600Y/347 VAC, 35 A, 18/25/35 kA Interrupt, 3 Poles, Fixed Thermal/Fixed Magnetic Trip

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Short Description

Series G molded case circuit breakers are designed for circuit protection needs across the globe. A complete line of user friendly accessories and high performance interruption ratings meet a host of different application, industry and regional requirements. Current ratings range from 15 to 2500 A with voltages up to 690 VAC. Thermal magnetic and electronic trip units are available as well as residual ground fault and 30 mA earth leakage protection options.

Features

  • Compact design frees up panel space
  • Common field-fit internal accessories make installation and custom configuration easy
  • Advanced trip unit functionality offers a wide range of adjustment for maximum flexibility
  • Patented contact design features high speed "blow-open" action, resulting in superior performance
  • 35 kA at 240 VAC, 25 kA at 415/480 VAC, 18 kA at 600Y/347 VAC interrupt rating

Specification

Frame
EG
Frequency Rating
50/60 Hz
Interrupt Rating
18/25/35 kA
Number Of Poles
3
Minimum Order Qty
1
Order Interval
1
Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcFMAGwrZvM
Amperage Rating
80 A
Catalog ID
C-HEGE3080FFG
Connection Type
Line/Load
Dimensions
2.99 x 3 x 5.5 in
Phase
3 ph
Series
G Series
Temperature Rating
40 deg C
Trip Type
Fixed Thermal/Fixed Magnetic
Type
Type EGE
Voltage Rating
600Y/347 VAC
Application
Industrial, Electrical Assemblies, Panels and EOEMs Applications
Standard & Approvals
AS 2184, BS 4752, CE Marking, CSA Certified, IEC 60947-2, SABS 156, SEV 157-1, UL 489, VDE 0660
Includes
Frame, Trip Unit, Metric Mounting Hardware and Standard Terminals

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