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FGA34090 - 90Amp Circuit Breaker
FGA34090 - 90Amp Circuit Breaker
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FGA34090 - 90Amp Circuit Breaker
The Square D FGA34090 Circuit Breaker is a high-performance, molded case circuit breaker designed to provide reliable protection for electrical systems in commercial and industrial applications. As part of Schneider Electric's PowerPact series, this breaker combines robust construction with advanced features to ensure safety and efficiency in demanding environments.
Key Features and Benefits
- High Interrupting Capacity: The FGA34090 offers an interrupting rating of 35kA at 480V AC, ensuring effective protection against electrical faults in high-capacity systems.
- Thermal-Magnetic Trip Unit: Equipped with a thermal-magnetic trip mechanism, it provides both long-time and instantaneous protection, responding promptly to overloads and short circuits to maintain system integrity.
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I-Line Style Plug-In Mounting: The I-Line plug-in design facilitates easy installation and maintenance, reducing downtime and labor costs.
Technical Specifications
- Amperage: 90A
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Number of Poles: 3
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Interrupting Capacity: 35kA at 480V AC
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Frame Type: FGA
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Mounting Style: I-Line plug-in
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Dimensions: 12.00"W x 10.00"H x 10.00"D
Material Compliance and Certifications
- Certifications: The FGA34090 is UL Listed and CSA Certified, meeting rigorous safety and performance standards.
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Environmental Compliance: Manufactured by Schneider Electric, a company committed to sustainability, this circuit breaker adheres to environmental regulations, minimizing ecological impact.
Suitability
- The Square D FGA34090 is ideal for use in commercial and industrial settings requiring dependable circuit protection. Its high interrupting capacity and thermal-magnetic trip unit make it suitable for safeguarding electrical systems in environments such as manufacturing facilities, commercial buildings, and data centers.
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