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B150H - Siemens - 50 Amp 22kA Circuit Breaker Type_ QBGF Amperage: 30 Ampere

SKU: 44420091170
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B150H Siemens 50 Amp 22kA Circuit Breaker Type_ QBGF Amperage: 30 Ampere Amperage: 30 Ampere Siemens ITE Bolt On Circuit Breaker Its Compact And Easy to Install three poles molded case circuit breaker features a thermal magnetic over current protection system it has an interrupting rating of 22 kilo Amps the circuit breaker is designed with a bolt on connection type with a terminal load lug the circuit breaker has a BQ type of frame and it has a voltage rating of 240 Vac At 60 Hz it has a current rating of 60 amps at an operating temperature of 40 deg c circuit breaker is Ul listed and Csa certified Product Lifecycle (PLM): PM300:Active Product Siemens ITE single pole 50 ampere bolt on molded case circuit breaker tripping method thermal magnetic with maximum voltage rating of 240V at 60Hz functions long time and instantaneous complete with load side lug terminals

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