ND3800T36W - 800 Amp Circuit Breaker

ND3800T36W - 800 Amp Circuit Breaker

When you need solid, trustworthy protection for heavy-duty electrical systems, the Eaton ND3800T36W delivers top‑tier performance in a streamlined package. Engineered for demanding industrial and commercial setups, this NG‑frame molded‑case circuit breaker brings advanced electronic Digitrip 310 RMS technology to your protection scheme—covering Long‑Time, Short‑Time, Instantaneous, and Ground Fault trip options in a single, capable device.

Key Features and Benefits

• Precise electronic trip control: The Digitrip 310 RMS gives you accurate overcurrent and fault protection, helping minimize downtime and protect system components.
• Exceptional fault‑clearing power: Rated at 85 kAIC at 240 VAC and 50 kAIC at 480 VAC, this breaker handles high fault currents with ease—keeping your operations safe and steady.
• Sturdy build for tough environments: Constructed with high-quality materials, the ND3800T36W stands up to challenging conditions with lasting reliability and low upkeep demands.
• Highly adaptable design: This three-pole, 800 A circuit breaker works in a variety of installation setups, giving you flexibility to match the unique needs of your system.

Technical Specifications

• Frame Type: NG
• Amperage Rating: 800 A
• Voltage Rating: 600 VAC
• Interrupting Rating:
  • 85 kAIC @ 240 VAC
  • 50 kAIC @ 480 VAC
• Poles: 3‑Pole
• Trip Type: Electronic LSIG
• Frequency: 50/60 Hz
• Dimensions:
  • Length: 5.5″
  • Height: 8.25″
  • Width: 8.25″
• Weight: 46 lb

Material Compliance and Certifications

• You’ll get peace of mind knowing the ND3800T36W meets industry safety and performance standards.
• It’s UL listed, ensuring it passes rigorous testing protocols, and HACR rated—making it a fit for HVAC-driven systems.
• Its construction and approval credentials mean you’re getting quality and reliability in one package.

Suitability

• This breaker thrives in settings where dependable protection and high interrupt capacity are mission‑critical. Think manufacturing facilities, distribution centers, commercial buildings, or any installations with high electrical demand and potential fault scenarios. With its electronic trip functions and tough build, it’s ready for real-world challenges—yet flexible enough to be adapted to your system’s exact layout.