TKMA836Y800 - General Electrics - Molded Case Circuit Breakers Type_TJKSTA Eaton / Cutler-Hammer Molded Case

Name: TKMA836Y800 - General Electrics - Molded Case Circuit Breakers Type_TJKSTA Eaton / Cutler-Hammer Molded Case
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SKU: 76897883554
Price: 2950.49 USD
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TKMA836Y800 General Electrics Molded Case Circuit Breakers Type_TJKSTA Eaton Cutler Hammer Molded Case Eaton Cutler Hammer Molded Case Circuit Breaker Its Compact And Easy to Install three pole Ca frame molded case thermal magnetic circuit breaker has a current rating of 125 Amps at 40 deg c voltage rating of 240 Vac it has an interrupt current rating of 10 kilo Amps it has line terminal and load terminal for convenient connection circuit breaker is Ul listed and Csa certified 600A 3 POLE BREAKER (25KAIC AT 600V) (35KAIC AT 480V) LSIG The Feed Thru design enhances flexibility in installation K1200 Line

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