EATON
BR350 50A Circuit Breaker
BR350 50A Circuit Breaker
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BR350 50A Circuit Breaker
Ensure robust protection and superior safety for your residential or commercial electrical system with the Eaton BR350 thermal magnetic circuit breaker. Designed for use with Eaton's Type BR Loadcenters, this three-pole breaker offers a substantial interruption rating of 10 kAIC, effectively handling circuits up to 240V. The breaker is uniquely crafted for plug-on mounting, simplifying installation while maintaining compatibility with #14-4 AWG Cu/Al wire sizes.
Key Features and Benefits:
- High Capacity: With a 50A current rating, the BR350 is capable of handling high current loads, ensuring stability and reliability for your electrical circuits.
- Secure Installation: The 1-inch plug-on design promotes a secure connection to the load center, reducing installation time and potential connectivity issues.
- Durable Build: Encased in a robust frame, the BR350 withstands harsh environments and ensures long-lasting operation, thanks to its compact dimensions of 2.9 inches in depth and width, and 2.6 inches in height.
- Safety Compliance: This circuit breaker is UL 489 certified, meeting stringent safety standards and offering peace of mind with its reliable tripping mechanism.
Technical Specifications:
- Amp Rating: 50A
- Voltage Rating: 240V
- Interrupt Rating: 10 kAIC
- Pole Number: Three
- Wire Size: #14-4 AWG Cu/Al
Material Compliance and Certifications:
- Compliance: The BR350 adheres to Federal Specifications Classification W-C375, ensuring compliance with national safety and performance standards.
Suitability:
- Perfect for residential, commercial, and industrial settings, the BR350 is engineered to provide dependable protection against overloads and short circuits, maintaining the integrity and safety of your electrical system.
With its combination of advanced features, safety compliance, and durable construction, the Eaton BR350 circuit breaker is an ideal choice for safeguarding your electrical infrastructure.
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