Dayton 33V967 IEC Miniature Circuit Breaker 32A 2-pole
IEC miniature circuit breaker rated 32 A, two-pole, B-curve thermal-magnetic trip, DIN-rail mount, 10 kA at 240 V AC
- Product colorTransparent
- Reliable circuit protection with 10 kA interrupting capacity at 240 V AC
- Versatile installation using DIN-rail mounting and 18–2 AWG lug terminals
- Certified safety meeting UL 489 and CE standards for US and Canada
- Compact two-pole design fits panels at 4.01 in long and 1.42 in wide
- Thermal-magnetic trip delivers precise overload and short-circuit response
IEC Miniature Circuit Breaker 32A 2-pole
The Dayton 33V967 is an IEC miniature circuit breaker rated at 32 A with two poles. It uses a thermal-magnetic trip mechanism and mounts on a standard DIN rail for panel installations. The unit carries UL 489 listing for the US and Canada along with CE marking.
Suited for 240 V AC and 125 V DC circuits
This breaker protects single-phase loads up to 240 V AC or 125 V DC with a B-curve response and a 10 kA interrupting rating at 240 V AC. It accepts wire from 18 AWG to 2 AWG via lug terminals. Buyers needing a different current rating, pole count or trip curve should select another model.
DIN-rail mount with lug terminals
The compact frame measures 4.01 in long, 1.42 in wide and 3 in deep, fitting standard DIN-rail enclosures. Lug terminals simplify field wiring without special tools. The transparent housing allows visual confirmation of the toggle position during commissioning or maintenance.
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- Price $35.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DAYTON |
| Product color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What DIN rail width and AC voltage supply do I need for this 32 A, 2-pole breaker?
The breaker mounts on a standard DIN rail and is rated for 240 V AC, so your panel must provide a 240 V AC supply and a DIN rail slot.
Can I use 12 AWG wire with the 32 A, 2-pole breaker?
Yes, the lug terminals accept wire from 18 AWG up to 2 AWG, so 12 AWG is within the allowed range.
How can I confirm the breaker trips correctly after installation?
Apply a load above 32 A on the 240 V AC circuit; the thermal-magnetic mechanism should open the toggle within the B-curve time band.
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