TJJ436250 **Older Style** - 250Amp Circuit Breaker

TJJ436250 åÊ**Older Style** - 250Amp Circuit Breaker

The TJJ436250 circuit breaker, a top-tier industrial solution by ABB, is a robust and reliable three-pole breaker designed to deliver superior performance in high-demand environments. With a voltage rating of 600V and an interrupting capacity of 22kA, this thermal magnetic breaker ensures optimal protection for your electrical systems. Rated for 250 amps, the TJJ436250 is engineered to handle substantial electrical loads, making it an ideal choice for industrial applications that require both reliability and efficiency.

Key Features and Benefits

• High Performance: With a 600V rating and a 22kA interrupting capacity, the TJJ436250 is built to manage high voltage and interrupt substantial fault currents, ensuring the safety and integrity of your electrical infrastructure.
• Thermal Magnetic Protection: This breaker offers superior protection with its thermal magnetic trip unit, providing both long-time and instantaneous protection against overloads and short circuits.
• Robust Construction: Designed for durability, the TJJ436250 can withstand the rigorous demands of industrial environments, ensuring long-term, reliable performance.

Technical Specifications

• Poles: 3
• Voltage Rating: 600V
• Amperage: 250A
• Interrupting Capacity: 22kA IC
• Compliance: Not GSA compliant

Material Compliance and Certifications

• The TJJ436250 circuit breaker adheres to stringent quality standards, ensuring it meets industry requirements for safety and performance. Although it is not GSA compliant, it conforms to other relevant industrial certifications, making it a reliable component for various applications.

Suitability

• Ideal for a range of industrial applications, the TJJ436250 is suited for environments that demand high electrical load management and dependable protection. Its thermal magnetic trip unit ensures precise and reliable protection, making it an excellent choice for safeguarding electrical systems in manufacturing plants, large commercial facilities, and other high-demand settings.