NGB2B060B - 60 Amp Circuit Breaker

NGB2B060B - 60 Amp Circuit Breaker

When you're replacing a breaker in an existing panelboard, the small details matter. The NGB2B060B is a 60-amp, 2-pole NGB molded-case circuit breaker designed for compatible panelboard applications. It has an interrupting rating of 25 kA.I.C. at 480VAC and 100 kA.I.C. at 240VAC, a 40.25°C rating, and an HACR rating. The breaker measures about 5 inches high, 2 inches wide, and 3.06 inches deep, and includes load-side terminals.

Key Features and Benefits

• 60-amp rating for applications specifically designed around a 60A breaker.
• Two-pole design for compatible 2-pole circuit requirements.
• NGB configuration helps maintain the correct form and fit in compatible panelboard equipment.
• Rated 25k A.I.C. at 480VAC and 100k A.I.C. at 240VAC.
• Panelboard-mount configuration for its intended equipment.
• HACR rated for applicable heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration applications.
• Load-side terminals included with the breaker configuration.

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: NGB2B060B
  
• Type: NGB
  
• Product Type: Molded Case Circuit Breaker
  
• Amperage: 60 Amps
  
• Poles: 2
  
• A.I.C. Rating & Volts: 25k @ 480VAC; 100k @ 240VAC
  
• Temperature Rating: 40.25°C
  
• Mounting: Panelboard Mount
  
• Height: 5.0 in.
  
• Width: 2.0 in.
  
• Depth: 3.06 in.
  
• HACR Rated: Yes
  
• Terminals: Load-Side Terminals Included
  
• Ship Weight: 2.66 lbs.
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

The NGB2B060B is HACR rated. Beyond that designation, the available specifications provide no additional material-compliance information or certifications, so we assume none. Follow applicable electrical codes and the requirements of the equipment where the breaker will be used.

Where It Works Best

The NGB2B060B makes the most sense when servicing a compatible panelboard or legacy electrical installation that already calls for this NGB breaker configuration. It can be especially useful for maintenance and replacement work where keeping the existing equipment's original form, fit, and electrical characteristics matters.