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ABB T1N025TL
Thermal Magnetic Circuit Breaker
Product Description
The Thermal Magnetic Circuit Breaker is a robust solution designed to handle high power demands. It features a thermal magnetic trip device, ensuring efficient protection against overcurrent conditions. With a rating of 25 amps at 480V AC and 500V DC, it provides reliable performance in demanding industrial environments.
This circuit breaker is equipped with an interrupt current rating of 22kA at 480V AC, ensuring that it can effectively manage high-current situations. The Thermal Magnetic Circuit Breaker is a reliable choice for applications requiring a combination of thermal and magnetic protection.
Offer details
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Trusted supplier — United States, member since 2023- Availability:
- 3 pcs.In-StockUpdated at: 11-09-2026
- Warranty:
- 12 months
- Condition:
- New Factory Sealed
Specifications
- Brand
- ABB
- UNSPSC
- 39121616 Molded case circuit breakers
- IGCC
- 4927 Molded case circuit breakers
- Type
- Molded case circuit breaker
- Special Features
- Short circuit protection is provided by a precise magnetic coil
- Application
- For power distribution applications
- Standard
- UL 489, CSA, IEC 60947-2
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