Description
Multipole-single actuator type body style, 6.500 inches body length, 4.125 inches body width, 3.375 inches body height, plastic case material.
Technical Specifications of NSN
Body Style:
Multipole-single actuator type
Body Length:
6.500 inches
Body Height:
3.375 inches
Center To Center Distance Between Terminals Parallel To Length:
5.569 inches
Center To Center Distance Between Terminals Parallel To Width:
1.375 inches
Unthreaded Mounting Hole Diameter:
0.187 inches
Distance Between Centerlines Of Mounting Facilities Parallel To Body Length:
4.937 inches
Distance Between Centerlines Of Mounting Facilities Parallel To Body Width:
1.375 inches
Fragility Factor:
Moderately rugged
Boss Height:
0.125 inches
Mounting Facility Type And Quantity:
4 unthreaded hole
Storage Type:
General purpose warehouse
Maximum Continuous Load Current Rating Per Pole:
20.0 amperes ac all locations
Operating Voltage Type And Rating Per Pole In Volts:
600.0 ac all locations
Maximum Interrupting Capacity Current Type And Rating Per Pole In Amps:
20000.0 ac all locations
Circuit Protection Type:
Overcurrent all locations
Trip Release Method:
Thermal-magnetic all locations
Trip Release Characteristic:
Time delay all locations
Ultimate Trip Rating Of Continuous Current Rating Per Pole In Percent:
125.0 all locations
Main Contact Tripping Mechanism Type:
Trip free
Manual Actuator Type And Quantity:
1 toggle
Actuator Function:
Trip-reset
Actuator Position Designation:
At pole two
Trip Delay Time In Seconds Per Rated Continuous Current:
28.000 at 200 pct all locations and 70.000 at 200 pct all locations
Trip Delay Time In Seconds Per Rated Continuous Current:
28.000 at 200 pct and 70.000 at 200 pct all locations
Inclosure Protection Type For Which Designed:
Fungus resistant
Trip Release Ambient Tempurature Rating:
40.0 degrees celsius all locations
Frequency In Hertz:
60.0 all locations
Terminal Type And Quantity:
6 compression
Item Name:
Switch,overload
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