Bussmann JM60030-3PR line protection 30A 600V 3 poles 3.3 in
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Protects single-phase 120/240 V AC circuits up to 40 A with a 10 kA interrupt rating in a bolt-on QO frame
The Square D QOB140 is a single-pole miniature circuit breaker rated at 40 A and 120/240 V AC. It uses the QO bolt-on mounting style and fits Square D NQOD panelboards. The device carries a 10 kA interrupting rating at the rated voltage. It also supports 48 V DC circuits.
The breaker operates within a minimum temperature of 77 °F. As a passive protection device it generates no audible noise and draws no operating power. Thermal-tripping action responds to sustained over-current without external energy. The paddle actuator provides manual switching.
The bolt-on QO mounting style is the single specification that determines compatibility. Only panelboards designed for QO bolt-on breakers will accept this unit. Buyers with plug-on or DIN-rail panels cannot use it.
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Align the bolt-on foot with the QO panel rail, tighten the mounting screw securely, then snap the paddle actuator down until it locks; the step often missed is fully tightening the mounting screw before energising the panel.
Periodically torque the lug terminal to the manufacturer value, exercise the paddle actuator annually, and replace the breaker if it trips at or below 40 A during a calibrated test or shows discoloration at the lug.
The thermal element will reach its trip curve first; sustained current at 40 A in 77 °F ambient causes the breaker to open on its inverse-time characteristic before the 10 kA interrupting rating or 120/240 V AC voltage rating becomes a factor.
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