Item | Bolt On Circuit Breaker |
Actuator | Toggle |
Aic Rating | 35 kAIC @ 480V |
Amps | 30A |
Frame Size | 125A |
Frame Type | EGB |
Length | 5.66" |
Max. Operating Temp. | 104°F |
Number Of Poles | 1 |
Terminal Connection | Lug |
Trip Unit Rating | 875A |
Voltage | 277V |
Voltage Type | AC |
Width | 0.98" |
Ship weight (kg) | 0.63 |
Ship height (cm) | 14.38 |
Ship length (cm) | 10.29 |
Ship width (cm) | 2.49 |
Country of Origin | MX |
Square D EGB14030 bolt-on circuit breaker protects electrical panels and distribution boards from overloads and short circuits. This electric circuit breaker is useful in commercial buildings, retail spaces and healthcare facilities.
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A. If a circuit breaker repeatedly trips, it indicates an underlying issue such as an overload or a short circuit. To address this, you should unplug or turn off devices connected to the circuit, identify and rectify the cause of the overload or short circuit and then reset the breaker.
A. A single-pole circuit breaker is designed to handle a single phase of electrical power, while a double-pole circuit breaker can handle two phases.
A. A circuit breaker and a fuse both serve the purpose of protecting electrical circuits from overcurrent and short circuit conditions. However, a circuit breaker can be reset after tripping, while a fuse needs to be replaced once it is blown.
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