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HMDL3500L 500A Circuit Breaker
HMDL3500L 500A Circuit Breaker
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HMDL3500L 500A Circuit Breaker
The Eaton HMDL3500 Series C molded case circuit breaker is meticulously designed to deliver exceptional reliability and performance in demanding electrical applications. With its three-pole configuration, this breaker supports a substantial rated current of 500A, making it ideal for heavy-duty industrial and commercial power distribution systems. Its impressive interrupting capacity of 100kAIC at 240VAC and 65kAIC at 480VAC guarantees superior protection in high-fault environments.
Key Features and Benefits:
- High Interrupting Capacity: Capable of handling up to 100kAIC at 240VAC and 65kAIC at 480VAC, providing robust protection in high-fault conditions.
- Durable Construction: Engineered for the rigorous demands of industrial applications, ensuring long-lasting reliability and performance.
- Easy Installation: Standard dimensions and weight facilitate straightforward installation and integration into existing systems.
Technical Specifications:
- Rated Current: 500A
- Poles: 3
- Voltage Rating: 240/480VAC
- Interrupting Rating: 100kAIC at 240VAC, 65kAIC at 480VAC
- Frequency: 50/60 Hz
- Dimensions: 8.25"W x 16.00"H x 4.06"D
- Weight: 35 lbs
- Special Features: Line and Load Lug Terminals
Material Compliance and Certifications:
- UL Listed: Ensures the breaker meets stringent safety and performance standards.
- RoHS Compliance: Manufactured in compliance with the Restriction of Hazardous Substances directive, ensuring minimal environmental impact.
Suitability:
- The Eaton HMDL3500L circuit breaker is ideally suited for use in commercial and industrial settings where high reliability and protection are critical. Its high interrupting capacity makes it particularly suitable for environments with significant electrical load and potential fault conditions, such as manufacturing facilities, data centers, and large commercial buildings.
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