Hy-Mag Circuit Breaker Ideal for Full Amp Load Applications Now Available With Recessed Paddle Actuator

The A-Series hydraulic-magnetic circuit breakers are compact, temperature stable and designed for precision operation in OEM markets requiring general purpose as well as full load amp applications.

Specs: 1-6 poles; ratings from 0.02 to 50 amps, up to 277VAC or 80VDC; UL Recognized, UL Listed, UL1500, UL1077, TUV, VDE & CSA

Highlights: Up to 50 Amps in a Compact Size; Various Actuator Styles; Sealed Metal Toggle Option Tested to MIL-PRF-55629C and Meets IP68 Requirements

NEW: Recessed Paddle Actuator

Optional rocker-guard and push-to-reset bezels help prevent inadvertent actuation.

Typical Applications: Telecom/Datacom; Marine; Military; Renewable Energy; Generators & Welding

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