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NZMH2-A50 Eaton Molded Case Circuit Breaker

NZMH2-A50 Eaton Molded Case Circuit Breaker

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Description :Eaton NZMH2-A50, 50A, 3 poles, 150 kA, thermomagnetic release, IP20

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The Eaton NZMH2-A50 is a molded case circuit breaker designed for robust system and cable protection applications. This 3-pole device features a 50A current rating and utilizes a thermomagnetic release mechanism, which combines thermal and magnetic elements to provide reliable overcurrent protection. The breaker offers an impressive rated short-circuit breaking capacity of 150 kA, ensuring superior performance in high-fault current scenarios. With an IP20 protection degree, the NZMH2-A50 is built to withstand limited ingress of solid foreign objects, making it suitable for demanding industrial environments. This combination of features makes it an ideal choice for applications requiring dependable circuit protection with high breaking capacity.

Electrical rating
Amperage Rating50A
Short-circuit Capacity150 kA
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Degree of ProtectionIP20

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