3VA4135-6ED54-0AA0 - 35Amp Circuit Breaker

3VA4135-6ED54-0AA0 - 35Amp Circuit Breaker

The Siemens 3VA4135-6ED54-0AA0 is built to keep your electrical system safe and running smoothly. This single-pole breaker handles 35 amps and has a high interrupting rating of 65kA at 277 VAC, making it a great choice for panels that need serious fault protection. Measuring just 5.1 inches tall and weighing about 2 pounds, it fits easily into most setups without crowding your panel space. The pre-set TM210 thermal-magnetic trip unit means there’s no fine-tuning required — just install it and go. Whether you’re upgrading equipment or putting together a new system, this breaker is a dependable solution that makes protection simple.

Key Features and Benefits

• Handles up to 35 amps and offers 65kA interrupting capacity at 277 VAC: Provides reliable protection for demanding applications.
• Compact frame makes it easy to work into tight panels: Saves space without compromising performance.
• Pre-configured trip unit saves installation time: No adjustments required, just install and go.
• Siemens quality and design help keep circuits protected and downtime low: Trusted brand for long-lasting reliability.
• Comes with load-side lugs already installed for quicker connections: Simplifies setup and reduces wiring time.

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: 3VA4135-6ED54-0AA0
  
• Frame: 3VA41
  
• Poles: 1 (in a 2-pole body)
  
• Amperage: 35A
  
• Voltage: 277 VAC
  
• Interrupt Rating: 65kA
  
• Trip Unit: TM210 Thermal-Magnetic (Fixed Ir / Fixed Ii)
  
• Height: 5.1 in
  
• Weight: 2.0 lbs
  
• Load Connection: Lugs installed on load side
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• UL Listed for safety and performance
• Siemens 3VA Series, Low Voltage Molded Case Circuit Breaker
• HEAB (Class H) Breaking Capacity

Where It Works Best

• Great for commercial panelboards, switchboards, and light industrial applications where space is tight but reliable circuit protection is essential. A good fit for new builds, system expansions, or replacing older breakers that no longer meet today’s fault current ratings.