Hydraulic-magnetic circuit breaker B2 series
ACDCoverload

hydraulic-magnetic circuit breaker
hydraulic-magnetic circuit breaker
hydraulic-magnetic circuit breaker
hydraulic-magnetic circuit breaker
hydraulic-magnetic circuit breaker
hydraulic-magnetic circuit breaker
hydraulic-magnetic circuit breaker
hydraulic-magnetic circuit breaker
hydraulic-magnetic circuit breaker
hydraulic-magnetic circuit breaker
hydraulic-magnetic circuit breaker
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Characteristics

Type
hydraulic-magnetic
Electrical characteristics
AC, DC, overload, single-phase, 3-pole, 2-pole
Operating mode
modular, manual reset
Applications
distribution, generator, for network protection, for railway applications, electrical power supply
Number of poles
single-pole
Other characteristics
molded case, outdoor, rocker switch type, high-performance, fixed
Primary current

Min.: 1 A

Max.: 50 A

VAC

Min.: 120 V

Max.: 250 V

VDC

Min.: 65 V

Max.: 80 V

Description

Circuit Breaker-B2 B2 series product is a hydraulic electromagnetic circuit breaker which our company design and develop by adopting international advanced technology.The circuit breaker consists of shell,operating mechanism,contact arc extinguishing system and hydraulic solenoid tripping device and other parts.The circuit breaker is used in AC50Hz/60Hz,rated voltage DC80V or AC250V equipment network circuit.It is mainly used for a variety of equipment and lines to provide accurate and reliable short circuit and overload protection. Description Maximum voltage: 277VAC 50/60 Hz, 80VDC Current Ratings: 1A to 50A Auxiliary switch: SPDT,5A 250VAC, 1.0A 80VDC Operating environment: ‐40℃ to +85℃ Number of poles: 1 pole, 2 poles, 3 poles Certification: CCC/ VDE/ UL 1077/ UL489

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