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The KW2400F from Eaton is a Series C IEC molded case circuit breaker rated at 400 A, 2-pole, 690 VAC. It provides 40kA@415V interrupting rating with thermal magnetic protection.
Factory specification: FRAME ONLY, Eaton,Westinghouse,Cutler Hammer, Series C IEC, 2P, 1PH, 400A, 690V, 40kA@415V, IEC rated, standard interrupting capacity, Bolt-On, lugs not included, adjustable Thermal Magnetic, molded case circuit breakers.
| Manufacturer | Eaton |
| Series | Series C IEC |
| Type | Molded Case Circuit Breaker |
| Connection | Bolt-On |
| Voltage | 690 V |
| Amperage | 400 A |
| Poles | 2 |
| Phase | 1 |
| AIC Rating | 40kA@415V |
| Protection | Thermal Magnetic |
| Functions | LI - Long-Time and Instantaneous |
| Frame Type | K Frame |
Industrial Automation Co. offers the KW2400F in New and IAC Certified Refurbished condition. Reach out to our sales team for availability, pricing, and lead time.
The KW2400F from Eaton is a Series C IEC molded case circuit breaker rated at 400 A, 2-pole, 690 VAC. It provides 40kA@415V interrupting rating with thermal magnetic protection.
Factory specification: FRAME ONLY, Eaton,Westinghouse,Cutler Hammer, Series C IEC, 2P, 1PH, 400A, 690V, 40kA@415V, IEC rated, standard interrupting capacity, Bolt-On, lugs not included, adjustable Thermal Magnetic, molded case circuit breakers.
| Manufacturer | Eaton |
| Series | Series C IEC |
| Type | Molded Case Circuit Breaker |
| Connection | Bolt-On |
| Voltage | 690 V |
| Amperage | 400 A |
| Poles | 2 |
| Phase | 1 |
| AIC Rating | 40kA@415V |
| Protection | Thermal Magnetic |
| Functions | LI - Long-Time and Instantaneous |
| Frame Type | K Frame |
Industrial Automation Co. offers the KW2400F in New and IAC Certified Refurbished condition. Reach out to our sales team for availability, pricing, and lead time.
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