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Eaton C-Series EG-frame moulded case circuit breakers protect devices from excessive current flows and prevent electrical damage. They are ideal for use with Eaton, Allen-Bradley, Rockwell Automation Enclosed Control, Switchboard and Westinghouse.
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| A | LG3450T38 | €11,094.48 | |
| B | NG31200S02 | - | RFQ
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| B | NG31200 | - | RFQ
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| B | NG3100038 | - | RFQ
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| B | NG3900B20 | - | RFQ
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| B | NG380038 | - | RFQ
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| B | NG3800 | €11,331.04 | |
| B | NG3900S02 | - | RFQ
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| B | NG3800B20 | - | RFQ
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| B | NG3700B20 | €12,427.09 | |
| B | NG31000 | - | RFQ
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| A | LG3450T38B20 | - | RFQ
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| B | NG370038 | - | RFQ
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| B | NG3700 | €12,597.04 | |
| B | NG3120038 | - | RFQ
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| A | LG3500T38B20 | €12,190.54 | |
| B | NG31000W | - | RFQ
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| B | NG3700WS03Z01 | €12,383.46 | |
| C | LG3600T38B20 | €12,190.54 | |
| B | NG380038B20 | - | RFQ
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| B | NG31000B20 | - | RFQ
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| B | NG3900 | - | RFQ
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| B | NG3700W | €10,168.35 | |
| B | NG370038B20 | - | RFQ
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| C | LG3600T38 | - | RFQ
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| B | NG390038 | - | RFQ
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| B | NG3800W | €10,605.59 | |
| A | LG3500T38 | €11,094.48 | |
| B | NG390038B20 | - | RFQ
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| B | NG31200B20 | - | RFQ
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| D | NG3120038B20 | - | RFQ
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| B | NG3100038B20 | - | RFQ
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The C-Series circuit breakers are complete breaker units comprising IEC, CL and CSA-rated L-frame, a thermal-magnetic trip unit, standard terminals (line/load) and metric mounting hardware.
The Digitrip RMS 310 trip units utilise Eaton's microprocessor-based intelligence to provide true RMS sensing, permitting increased accuracy and reliable system protection. This unit is front-adjustable and has an optional local display of the current and cause of the trip.
These circuit breakers are specifically designed for generators as well as portable & temporary power applications where lower interrupting currents are common. The patented trip units protect generator circuits from damaging current levels in a compact footprint.
