Eaton NZM2 Circuit Breaker 3P 90A 80KA At 690V Plug-In Module - 169025

Eaton NZM2 Circuit Breaker 3P 90A 80KA At 690V Plug-In Module - 169025
Eaton NZM2 Circuit Breaker 3P 90A 80KA At 690V Plug-In Module - 169025
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Brand: EATON INDUSTRIES
Mfr. Part: 169025

The Eaton Industries MCCB motor protection switch measures 105x180x245mm and features an overload setting range of 45-90A. This built-in device is designed for a nominal continuous current of 90A and employs electronic shutting-off technology. The main circuit connection is made using a screw connection. Also favorable is the Series NZM circuit breakers which comprises of four compact sizes, suitable for the IEC market and offers flexibility with the installation through the utilization of modular function groups.

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The Eaton Industries MCCB motor protection switch measures 105x180x245mm and features an overload setting range of 45-90A. This built-in device is designed for a nominal continuous current of 90A and employs electronic shutting-off technology. The main circuit connection is made using a screw connection. Also favorable is the Series NZM circuit breakers which comprises of four compact sizes, suitable for the IEC market and offers flexibility with the installation through the utilization of modular function groups.

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