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Carling Technologies CA2B034615121C Hydraulic-Magnetic Circuit Breaker
Carling Technologies' C-Series hydraulic-magnetic circuit breakers provide a robust solution for applications demanding higher amperage and voltage handling capabilities in a compact design. Available in 1-6 pole configurations, these breakers accommodate current ratings from 0.02 to 100 amps and are UL Recognized up to 480VAC or 150VDC. Key features include a unique arc chute design for high interrupting capacities (up to 10,000 amps), a new thermoset glass-filled polyester half shell construction for increased strength, and options for American Standard or Metric threaded stud terminals or saddle clamp screw terminals. The mid-trip handle style actuator provides a visual indication of electrical overload. Typical applications include marine, telecom/datacom, military, renewable energy, and generators & welders.
Carling Technologies CA2B034615121C Hydraulic-Magnetic Circuit Breaker Specifications:
- Voltage: Up to 480VAC or 150VDC
- Current Rating: 0.02-100 amps
- Interrupting Capacity: Up to 10,000 amps
- Poles: 1-6
- Agency Approvals: UL Recognized, CSA Accepted
- Terminal Options: American Standard or Metric Threaded Stud, Saddle Clamp screw terminals
- Construction: Thermoset glass filled polyester half shell
- Application Codes: TC1, OL1, U2
- Short Circuit Capacity: 5000-10000 Amps
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