EL3050R - 50Amp Current Limiter

EL3050R - 50Amp Current Limiter

When you're maintaining existing electrical distribution equipment, using the correct replacement accessory helps preserve the original design and operation of the system. The Eaton EL3050R is a 50 Amp, three-pole current limiter designed for use with MCP23480R molded case circuit breakers. Engineered as a form, fit, and functional replacement accessory, it allows compatible legacy breaker systems to continue operating as intended without requiring modifications to the original installation. Built for commercial and industrial electrical applications, the EL3050R is manufactured to Eaton's specifications and is built to last, making it a dependable choice for maintenance, repair, and replacement projects where compatibility is essential.

Key Features and Benefits

• Designed for use with Eaton MCP23480R molded case circuit breakers
• 50 Amp current limiter
• Three-pole configuration
• Compatible with Frame J-K molded case circuit breakers
• Maintains the original breaker configuration during maintenance and repairs
• Form, fit, and functional replacement accessory
• Suitable for commercial and industrial electrical systems
• Built to last
• UL Listed
  

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer: Eaton
  
• Catalog Number: EL3050R
  
• Product Type: Molded Case Circuit Breaker Aftermarket Accessory
  
• Accessory Type: Current Limiter
  
• Amperage Rating: 50 Amps
  
• Frame Size: J-K
  
• Number of Poles: Three-Pole
  
• Compatible Breaker: MCP23480R
  
• Dimensions:
  • Length: 5.2 in.
  • Width: 5.3 in.
  • Height: 5.2 in.
• Weight: 2.35 lb
  
• UPC: 786679610879
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• UL Listed
• Manufactured to Eaton specifications
  

Where It Works Best

The Eaton EL3050R is intended for use in existing electrical distribution systems that require a compatible 50 Amp current limiter for an MCP23480R molded case circuit breaker. It is commonly used during maintenance, repairs, and replacement projects in commercial buildings, manufacturing facilities, industrial plants, institutional properties, and other environments where legacy molded case circuit breakers remain in service.