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ABB T4S250CW
TMAX T4s 250A UL/CSA Fixed Three-Pole Circuit Breaker
Product Description
The TMAX T4s 250A UL/CSA fixed three-pole circuit breaker is a reliable electrical protection device designed for industrial applications. It features front terminals and a solid-state release mechanism, ensuring efficient and safe operation. The circuit breaker is rated at 250 amperes and conforms to UL/CSA standards, making it suitable for use in various environments.
Key Features:
- Rated at 250 amperes
- Fixed three-pole design
- Front terminals for easy connection
- Solid-state release mechanism for enhanced safety
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- ABB
- American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Compliant
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- Buy American Act (BAA) Compliant
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Additional Information
The TMAX T4s 250A UL/CSA fixed three-pole circuit breaker is an essential component in industrial electrical systems. Its robust design and compliance with UL/CSA standards ensure reliable performance and safety. With a rating of 250 amperes, this circuit breaker is ideal for protecting sensitive equipment from overcurrent conditions.
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