FD62B070L - 70Amp Circuit Breaker

FD62B070L - 70Amp Circuit Breaker

Enhance the safety and efficiency of your electrical installations with the FD62B070L Siemens Sentron Molded Case Circuit Breaker. Engineered to deliver reliable performance, this circuit breaker features a thermal-magnetic trip unit and a robust design suitable for a wide range of applications.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Thermal-Magnetic Trip Unit: Provides precise protection by combining both thermal and magnetic tripping mechanisms, safeguarding your electrical systems from overloads and short circuits.
• High Breaking Capacity: Capable of interrupting up to 22kA at 600V and 35kA at 480V, offering superior protection and reliability in demanding environments.
• Standard FD Frame: Ensures compatibility with various electrical systems, making it a versatile choice for contractors and electricians.
• Line and Load Side Lugs: Equipped with TA1FD350A lugs, supporting a wide wire range from 6AWG to 350KCM (CU) and 4AWG to 350KCM (AL), facilitating easy installation and connection.

Technical Specifications:

• Amperage: 70A
• Poles: 2
• Breaking Capacity: 22KAIC at 600V, 35KAIC at 480V
• Wire Range: 6AWG - 350KCM (CU) / 4AWG - 350KCM (AL)
• Dimensions: 4.5 x 9.5 x 4 inches
• Weight: 8.62 lbs

Material Compliance and Certifications:

• UL 489 and IEC 60947-2 Certified: Meets high safety and performance standards, ensuring reliable protection and operation.

Suitability:

• Ideal for both commercial and industrial applications, the FD62B070L circuit breaker is perfect for protecting electrical circuits in various settings, from manufacturing facilities to commercial buildings. Its high breaking capacity and versatile installation options make it an excellent choice for ensuring electrical safety and efficiency.

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