HMA3500 500Amp Circuit Breaker

HMA3500 500Amp Circuit Breaker

The HMA3500 Thermal Magnetic Circuit Breaker is a critical component for maintaining the safety and efficiency of high-capacity industrial electrical systems. Engineered for demanding environments, this 3-pole breaker is rated for 500A, ensuring robust protection against overcurrents and short circuits.

Key Features and Benefits:

• High Current Capacity: Designed to handle a substantial current load of up to 500A, the HMA3500 provides reliable protection for large-scale industrial applications.
• Advanced Interrupting Capacity: The breaker features an impressive A.I.C. rating of 65k at 240VAC, 35k at 480VAC, and 25k at 600VAC, ensuring that it can safely interrupt high fault currents and minimize system downtime.
• Thermal Magnetic Protection: Combines thermal and magnetic trip mechanisms for precise and reliable disconnection during overloads or short circuits, safeguarding your equipment.
• Easy Installation: Includes load-side terminals for straightforward integration into your system, reducing installation time and ensuring seamless maintenance operations.

Technical Specifications:

• Poles: 3
• Amperage: 500A
• A.I.C. Rating & Volts: 25k @ 600VAC; 35k @ 480VAC; 65k @ 240VAC
• Dimensions: 8.25" (W) x 16.00" (L) x 4.00" (D)
• Weight: 46.00 lbs
• Frame Type: HMA
• Temperature Rating: 40°C

Material Compliance and Certifications:

• The HMA3500 is constructed from high-quality materials that meet rigorous industry standards, ensuring durability and long-lasting performance. It complies with all necessary certifications for safety and reliability in industrial settings.

Suitability:

• Perfect for industrial maintenance, the HMA3500 Thermal Magnetic Circuit Breaker is tailored to ensure the continued protection and functionality of your electrical systems.

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