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Eaton 270361
Eaton CLS6-D6-DP Circuit Breaker
Product Description
The Eaton CLS6-D6-DP Circuit Breaker is a reliable solution for protecting electrical circuits from overcurrent conditions. Designed with a D characteristic curve, this circuit breaker is ideal for applications with high inrush currents, such as motors and transformers. It features a 6A rated current and a 6kA short-circuit breaking capacity, ensuring robust performance in demanding environments.
This 1-pole circuit breaker is engineered to meet stringent industry standards, providing dependable protection and enhancing the safety of electrical installations. Although this product has been discontinued by Eaton, it remains a trusted component in many existing systems. For new installations, Eaton recommends considering the CLS6-HN or PL6 series as suitable replacements.
Applications: The Eaton CLS6-D6-DP is suitable for use in residential, commercial, and industrial settings where reliable overcurrent protection is required.
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Specifications
- Brand
- Eaton
- Rated Current
- 6A
- Short-Circuit Breaking Capacity
- 6kA
- Characteristic Curve
- D
- Number of Poles
- 1
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