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NZMN2-VE250 Eaton Molded Case Circuit Breaker

NZMN2-VE250 Eaton Molded Case Circuit Breaker

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Description :250A, 3P, breaker, electronic trip, IEC

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Categories:NZMN2-VE250, Molded Case Circuit Breaker, NZM2 series, Eaton, 250A, 3P, electronic trip, IEC/EN 60947, 690V AC, 1000V insulation, adjustable overload settings, delayed short-circuit protection, thermal memory, RMS measurement

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The Eaton NZMN2-VE250 is a three-pole molded case circuit breaker from the NZM2 series engineered for versatile applications including system, cable, generator, and selective protection. It offers an adjustable electronic trip unit with overload settings ranging from 125A to 250A, as well as delayed short-circuit protection that can be set between 2 to 10 times the rated current (Ir). The device also includes a fixed instantaneous trip at 3000A, ensuring rapid response to severe fault conditions. With a rated operational voltage of 690V AC and insulation rated up to 1000V, it is designed for high-demand environments. Compliance with IEC/EN 60947 standards ensures reliable performance and safety. The breaker features front screw terminal connections and is equipped with robust thermal memory and RMS measurement functions, supporting precise and dependable operation.

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Amperage Rating250A
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Poles3P
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StandardsIEC

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