Description
EATON PDG64N1600FNNM, PD6 Global Ratings, PDG6, 600 V AC, 1600 A, 50/60 Hz Frequency, 85 kA Interrupt, 6 Frame, 4 Pole, No Terminals Connection, 690 V Auxiliary, 500 to 1000 AWG, 253 to 507 sq-mm Wire, IP2X Enclosure, Fixed Mounting, -20 to +70 deg C, 16 in H x 20 in W x 9.8 in D Dimensions, Glass Polyester
Features:
- Power Xpert Release trip units offer features such as Breaker Health, multiple Load Alarms, and Ground Fault Alarm to help avoid costly downtime through predictive and preventative maintenance
- Arcflash Reduction Maintenance System helps to reduce arc flash incident energy levels, thereby reducing PPE requirements and minimizing risk while improving personnel safety and productivity
- The PXR trip units provide an intuitive user interface that allows you to easily view and adjust breaker settings and system performance
- Embedded communications and metering help to reduce cost by eliminating the need for separate communication components and associated wiring
- Field installable components and trip units minimize the amount of inventory while enabling the user almost infinite options to customize the breaker to the application and their specification
- Without Terminal
- 150 kAIC Icu/ 100 kAIC Ics/ 330 kAIC Icm at 240V (IEC), 150 kAIC at 240V (UL), 50 kAIC at 600V (UL/CSA), 70 kAIC Icu/ 50 kAIC Ics/ 154 kAIC Icm at 380-415V (IEC), 70 kAIC Icu/ 50 kAIC Ics/ 154 kAIC Icm at 440V (IEC), 20 kAIC Icu/ 10 kAIC Ics/ 42 kAIC Icm at 690V (IEC), 85 kAIC at 480V (UL), 35 kAIC Icu/ 25 kAIC Ics/ 73.5 kAIC Icm at 525V South Africa (IEC), 65 kAIC Icu/ 40 kAIC Ics/ 143 kAIC Icm at 480V Brazil (IEC) interrupt rating
Applications:
Utility - Substations, Utility Transmission and Distribution, Marine Vessels and Equipment - Marine Vessels and Equipment - Other, Mobile Machinery and Equipment, Renewable Energy and Alternative Energy Generation, Aviation, Stationary Machine Equipment in Factory - Robotics, Electrical Assemblies, Panels and EOEMs Applications, Panels and EOEMs , Vocational Vehicles, On-Road Vehicles, Conventional Energy
