Eaton NZMN3-4-AE400

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SKUNZMN3-4-AE400
ManufacturerEaton
CategoryIndustrial automation components
12-month warranty
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The Eaton NZMN3-4-AE400 is a four-pole molded case circuit breaker from the NZM series, designed for distribution circuit protection in industrial applications. It features a thermal-magnetic trip mechanism and is rated for 400A at 690V AC. The breaker offers a short-circuit breaking capacity of 50 kAIC at 415V AC and 42 kAIC at 480V AC, ensuring reliable protection against electrical faults. Its compact design allows for easy integration into various electrical systems, and it includes accessories such as a rocker lever and motor drive for enhanced functionality. The NZMN3-4-AE400 is suitable for applications requiring robust and efficient circuit protection solutions.

Specifications

Product Type
Molded case circuit breaker
Amperage Rating
400 A
Voltage Rating
690 V AC
Short-Circuit Breaking Capacity
50 kAIC at 415 V AC, 42 kAIC at 480 V AC
Number of Poles
Four-pole

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