Technical Specifications of NSN
Thread Pitch Diameters:
+4.450/+4.460 millimeters
Body Style:
Multipole-multiple actuator type
Body Length:
Between 2.480 inches and 2.500 inches
Center To Center Distance Between Terminals Parallel To Length:
1.940 inches
Center To Center Distance Between Terminals Parallel To Width:
0.750 inches
Distance Between Centerlines Of Mounting Facilities Parallel To Body Length:
Between 2.050 inches and 2.070 inches
Distance Between Centerlines Of Mounting Facilities Parallel To Body Width:
0.750 inches
Fragility Factor:
Moderately rugged
Boss Height:
0.150 inches
Mounting Surface To Terminal End Distance:
2.475 inches
Arc Quenching Method:
Magnetic blowout
Mounting Facility Type And Quantity:
4 threaded hole
Storage Type:
General purpose warehouse
Special Handling Feature:
Magnetic
Maximum Continuous Load Current Rating Per Pole:
15.0 amperes dc all locations
Operating Voltage Type And Rating Per Pole In Volts:
65.0 dc all locations
Maximum Interrupting Capacity Current Type And Rating Per Pole In Amps:
2000.0 dc all locations
Circuit Protection Type:
Overcurrent all locations
Trip Release Method:
Magnetic all locations
Trip Release Characteristic:
Instantaneous all locations
Ultimate Trip Rating Of Continuous Current Rating Per Pole In Percent:
150.0 all locations
Main Contact Tripping Mechanism Type:
Trip free
Manual Actuator Type And Quantity:
2 toggle
Actuator Function:
Trip-reset
Actuator Position Designation:
At each pole
External Actuator Linkage Arrangement:
One and two linked
Internal Trip Release Configuration:
Series trip all locations
Thread Size:
5.0 millimeters
Inclosure Protection Type For Which Designed:
Fungus resistant and moisture resistant and salt spray proof and shock resistant and vibration resistant
Thread Tolerance Class:
6g external
Unpackaged Unit Weight:
7.400 ounces
Thread Series Designator:
Iso m
Terminal Type And Quantity:
4 threaded stud
Item Name:
Magnetic Circuit Protector
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