Siemens, SENTRON, 3VA6 Molded Case Circuit Breaker 4-Pole 600 A, Breaking Capacity 100 kA, Fixed

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Kr. 117 999,31

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RS Stock No.:
249-470
Mfr. Part No.:
3VA6560-7JT46-0AA0
Brand:
Siemens
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Brand

Siemens

Range

SENTRON

Product Type

Molded Case Circuit Breaker

Series

3VA6

Number of Poles

4

Current Rating

600 A

Breaking Capacity

100kA

Mount Type

Fixed

Rated AC Voltage

480 V ac

Terminal Type

Front Connected

Depth

120mm

Width

280 mm

Standards/Approvals

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

Height

328mm

Tripping Characteristics

Type S, Type L, Type I

COO (Country of Origin):
MX
The Siemens Molded Case Circuit Breaker is a cutting edge solution designed for robust line protection in diverse industrial applications. Equipped with the ETU556 electronic trip unit this model offers advanced overload and short circuit protection ensuring safety and reliability. Its impressive breaking capacity class C allows for handling significant fault currents while the ability to be upgraded and retrofitted makes it a versatile choice for modern electrical systems. Operating efficiently at a rated current of 600 A this four pole device supports a wide range of ambient temperatures and is built to withstand the demands of rigorous operating conditions.

Supports comprehensive fault protection with adjustable parameters

Ensures high mechanical and electrical endurance for long term reliability

Equipped with communication functions for efficient monitoring

Provides excellent switching capacity according to IEC and UL standards

Adjustable protection settings for customized performance

Constructed to operate across a wide range of temperatures enhancing adaptability

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