Description
FAZ-C20/3-NA Eaton Miniature Circuit Breaker current-limiting, 20A, 480Y / 277 VAC / 96 VDC, 3-pole, C curve, thermal magnetic, 14kA SCCR, 35mm DIN rail mount Screw Terminals RoHS
Eaton / Cutler Hammer 2 Poles supplemental miniature circuit breaker has C curve thermal magnetic trip that is rated at 5 – 10 current. It measures 3.150 Inch x 2.090 Inch x 3.100 Inch. Breaker has voltage rating of 277/480 VAC and current rating 20 Amps. It comes with current limiting design offers fast short-circuit interruption by reducing the let-through energy that can damage the circuit.Breaker has interrupt rating of 10 kilo-Amps and is suitable for switching fluorescent lighting loads
FAZ-C20-3-NA Specifications
Brand: Eaton
Item: Circuit breaker
Circuit Breaker Type: Miniature
Circuit Type: Feeder and branch
Current-Limiting: Yes
Amperage Rating: 20A
Voltage Rating: 480Y / 277 VAC / 96 VDC
Number of Poles: 3
Trip Curve: C curve
Trip Type: Thermal magnetic
SCCR Rating: 14kA SCCR
UL Rating: UL 489 listed
Mounting: 35mm DIN rail
Manufacturer: Eaton
MFG Part #: FAZ-C20/3-NA
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Features
FAZ-NA branch protectors – Fulfill UL 489, CSA C22.2 No.5 and also IEC 60947-2 Standard. For use in applications for which UL 1077 or CSA C22.2 No.235 are also allowed.
Trip-free design. Breaker cannot be defeated by holding the handle in the ON position.
Six levels of short-circuit protection, categorized by B, C, D, K, S and Z curves.
FAZ-NA branch protectors and supplementary protectors
A color-coded red and green indicator provides immediate visual indication of device status (green for OFF, red for ON) and isolation function.
Easy installation on DIN rail. Module width of only 17.5 mm (per pole).
Power to the circuit breakers can be fed from the line or load side.
Current limiting design provides fast short-circuit interruption that reduces the let-through energy that can damage the circuit.
UL 1053 RCCBs
Thermal-magnetic overcurrent protection.
FAZ supplementary protectors – For use in applications for which UL 1077 or CSA C22.2 No. 235 are required.
Eaton’s FAZ, dual rated UL and IEC circuit breakers are ideal for providing protection in many applications. A current limiting design provides fast short-circuit interruption, offering superior protection by reducing peak let-through current. Superior product quality, tested reliability and safety make Eaton’s UL 1053 Residual Current Circuit Breaker (RCCB) the optimum product for residual current applications. The UL 1053 RCCB circuit breakers provide safety and protection for personnel and equipment.
To save installation time, bus connectors and feeder terminal facilitate mounting and wiring of multiple miniature circuit breaker arrays in control panel assemblies
Easy installation on DIN rail. Module width of only 17.7 mm (per pole)
Fulfill UL 489, CSA C22.2 No.5 and also IEC 60947-2 Standard. For use in applications for which UL 1077 or CSA C22.2 No.235 are also allowed
Separate version for ring-tongue connection (Type FAZ-RT), terminal screws can be removed (on both sides). Captive screws cannot be lost
Power to the circuit breakers can be fed from the line or load side
A color-coded red/green indicator provides immediate visual indication of device status (green for OFF, red for ON) and isolation function.
Trip-free design. Breaker can not be defeated by holding the handle in the ON position
Three levels of short-circuit protection, Categorized by B, C and D curves
Thermal-magnetic overcurrent protection
Current limiting design provides fast short-circuit interruption that reduces the let-through energy that can damage the circuit
Eaton offers a full range of DIN-Rail miniature circuit breakers up to 40A current rating for feeder and branch circuit protection. Breakers comply with the latest national and international standards including UL 489. Two levels of circuit protection available, one for medium inrush startup currents to provide protection for small transformers, pilot devices, etc., and one with a magnetic range to allow for higher inrush levels during startup usually seen with motors.
