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The LV438576 from Schneider Electric is a Compact NSX molded case circuit breaker rated at 40 A, 1-pole, 240 VAC. It provides 50kA@250V interrupting rating with thermal magnetic protection.
Factory specification: DC rated, 1P, 1PH, 40A, 250VDC, 50kA@250VDC, Bolt-On, complete with NSX100DC frame and 1 pole TM-DC trip unit, LI - Long-Time and Instantaneous trip functions, Thermal Magnetic, molded case circuit breakers.
| Manufacturer | Schneider Electric |
| Series | Compact NSX |
| Type | Molded Case Circuit Breaker |
| Connection | Bolt-On |
| Voltage | 240 V |
| Amperage | 40 A |
| Poles | 1 |
| Phase | 1 |
| AIC Rating | 50kA@250V |
| Protection | Thermal Magnetic |
| Functions | LI - Long-Time and Instantaneous |
Industrial Automation Co. offers the LV438576 in New and IAC Certified Refurbished condition. Reach out to our sales team for availability, pricing, and lead time.
The LV438576 from Schneider Electric is a Compact NSX molded case circuit breaker rated at 40 A, 1-pole, 240 VAC. It provides 50kA@250V interrupting rating with thermal magnetic protection.
Factory specification: DC rated, 1P, 1PH, 40A, 250VDC, 50kA@250VDC, Bolt-On, complete with NSX100DC frame and 1 pole TM-DC trip unit, LI - Long-Time and Instantaneous trip functions, Thermal Magnetic, molded case circuit breakers.
| Manufacturer | Schneider Electric |
| Series | Compact NSX |
| Type | Molded Case Circuit Breaker |
| Connection | Bolt-On |
| Voltage | 240 V |
| Amperage | 40 A |
| Poles | 1 |
| Phase | 1 |
| AIC Rating | 50kA@250V |
| Protection | Thermal Magnetic |
| Functions | LI - Long-Time and Instantaneous |
Industrial Automation Co. offers the LV438576 in New and IAC Certified Refurbished condition. Reach out to our sales team for availability, pricing, and lead time.
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