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Eaton FDB3080L 80A 3P Molded Case Circuit Breaker – Bolt On – 600VAC

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Eaton FDB3080L 80A 3P Molded Case Circuit Breaker – Bolt On – 600VACThe Eaton FDB3080L is an FDB frame molded case circuit breaker designed for reliable overcurrent protection in commercial and industrial electrical distribution systems. Equipped with a thermal magnetic non interchangeable trip unit, it provides accurate protection against overload and short circuit conditions. Rated at 80 amperes at 40C with a 3 pole configuration, this breaker is ideal for three phase applications operating up to 600VAC at 50 60Hz.

The Eaton FDB3080L is an FDB frame molded case circuit breaker designed for reliable overcurrent protection in commercial and industrial electrical distribution systems. Equipped with a thermal magnetic non-interchangeable trip unit, it provides accurate protection against overload and short-circuit conditions. Rated at 80 amperes at 40°C with a 3-pole configuration, this breaker is ideal for three-phase applications operating up to 600VAC at 50/60Hz. Its bolt-on mounting design ensures secure installation, while its robust construction supports long-term performance in demanding environments.

Product Specification:

  • Manufacturer: Eaton / Cutler Hammer
  • Warranty: One Year
  • Connection: Bolt On
  • Frame Type: F
  • Amperage: 80A
  • Poles: 3
  • Standard Lug Type: Not Specified

Technical Specification:

  • Thermal Magnetic Non-interchangeable Trip Unit
  • FDB Frame Molded Case Circuit Breaker construction
  • 3-Pole configuration for three-phase circuit protection
  • Provides overload and short-circuit protection
  • Bolt-on mounting for secure installation

Voltage and Ratings:

  • Rated Voltage: 600VAC @ 50/60Hz
  • Maximum Voltage: 600V
  • Interrupting Capacity:
    • 18 kA @ 240VAC
    • 14 kA @ 480VAC
    • 14 kA @ 600VAC
    • 10 kA @ 250VDC

Product Data:

  • Model Number: FDB3080L
  • Breaker Type: Molded Case Circuit Breaker
  • Frame Style: FDB
  • Operating Temperature Rating: 40°C
  • Termination: Not Specified

Important Note:
This product image represents a base model and is intended for identification purposes only. If you are ordering accessories with your breaker, include the required configuration details in the order comment box during checkout. Accessories will be installed according to your specifications at no additional cost.

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