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THKMA30700 - General Electrics - Molded Case Circuit Breakers Amp_125 Eaton / Cutler-Hammer Miniature Bolt-On

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THKMA30700 General Electrics Molded Case Circuit Breakers Amp_125 Eaton Cutler Hammer Miniature Bolt On Eaton Cutler Hammer Miniature Bolt On Circuit Breaker Its Compact And Easy to Install one pole circuit breaker has a current rating of 40 amps and voltage rating of 120 240 Vac it has an interrupt current rating of 10 Kaic it can accommodate a wire size of #8 4 AWG at load it has a bolt on type connection it is suitable for industrial Pb Panelboards applications a circuit breaker is UL and Csa certified Product Specifications EGH3060FFB Eaton Molded Case Circuit Breakers 3PH configuration including Long Time and Instantaneous trip functions

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