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Cutler-Hammer Series PKZM0-6.3
EATON PKZM0-6.3 XT Series Manual Motor Protector Circuit Breaker, 690 V AC, 5 A, 50 kA Interrupt, 3 Poles, Thermal Magnetic Trip
Cutler-Hammer Series PKZM0-6.3
EATON PKZM0-6.3 XT Series Manual Motor Protector Circuit Breaker, 690 V AC, 5 A, 50 kA Interrupt, 3 Poles, Thermal Magnetic TripInventory Not Available
BrandCutler-Hammer Series
MFG #PKZM0-6.3
Werner Part #3997444
Inventory Not Available
BrandCutler-Hammer Series
MFG #PKZM0-6.3
Werner Part #3997444
Product Description
EATON Manual Motor Protector Circuit Breaker, Series: XT Series, 690 V AC, 5 A, 4 kW Power, 40 to 60 Hz Frequency, 50 kA Interrupt, Thermal Magnetic Trip, 3 Pole, Push Button Actuator, Screw/Spring Loaded Connection, IP00/IP20 Enclosure, -25 to 55 deg C, 1.8 in L x 3 in W x 3.7 in H Dimensions
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Attributes
Actuator TypePushbutton
Breaker TypeCH/CSH
Connection TypeScrew/Spring Loaded
Country of OriginDE
Dimensions1.8 in L x 3 in W x 3.7 in H
Enclosure Box SizeNEMA J
Enclosure TypeIP00/IP20
Frequency Rating40 to 60 Hz
Housing MaterialMetal
Interrupt Rating50 kA
ManufacturerEaton
Number of Circuits32
Number of Poles3
Number of Spaces32
SeriesXT Series
Size of Wire2/0 AWG to 300 kcmil
Temperature Rating-25 to 55 deg C
Trip TypeThermal Magnetic
Type1-Phase Type CH Renovation Standard
Voltage690 VAC
Wiring Configuration3-Wire
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Applications
Motor/Power Control Equipment Applications
Features
- Convenient dial adjustment allows the user to select from eight different current levels for precise motor circuit protection
- High short circuit current ratings can be achieved without the need for fuses or additional limiters, reducing both space and spare parts requirements
- Motor inrush trip suppressor allows the starting of high efficiency motors without sacrificing sensitive levels of short circuit protection
- Clears low level faults (the most common type of fault in a motor circuit) more effectively than fuses, preventing faults from cascading and damaging equipment
- Easily test without having to replace the device (unlike fusible devices) by depressing a push to trip mechanism on the cover