Bussmann JM60030-3PR line protection 30A 600V 3 poles 3.3 in
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A 175 A, three-pole molded case breaker rated 600 V AC with a 22 kA interrupting capacity and thermal-magnetic trip
This Siemens FXD63B175 molded-case circuit breaker delivers 175 A thermal-magnetic protection in a three-pole, 600 V AC configuration. It carries a 22 kA interrupting rating at 600 V AC and fits Sentron panelboards or SB switchboards without lugs. The fixed instantaneous trip and 250 A frame size suit standard industrial power-distribution panels.
Electrical contractors wiring 600 V AC three-phase distribution boards will find the 175 A low and high trip settings match the feeder rating exactly. The lug terminals accept standard cable and the free-standing mount simplifies panel layout. Facilities needing adjustable trips, higher interrupting capacity, or DC-only ratings above 500 V should select a different device.
The 22 kA AIR at 600 V AC is the single figure that confirms the breaker can clear the available fault current on the intended bus. Verify the panelboard’s short-circuit rating against this value before specifying the FXD63B175 for the job.
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| Product | |
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| Brand name | SIEMENS |
The breaker delivers a maximum AIR of 22 kA at 600 V AC, limiting the fault current it can safely interrupt on a 600 V system.
It uses a free-standing mounting style on a 250 A frame, so the enclosure must accept an FD-frame device without integral lugs.
Both high and low trip settings are fixed at 175 A; the common error is attempting to adjust a non-adjustable instantaneous trip.
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