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Eaton Cutler-Hammer CH Loadcenters and Circuit Breakers CHB340

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CHB340

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The CHB340 is a thermal magnetic circuit breaker designed by Eaton Cutler-Hammer. It features a rated voltage of 240 VAC and can handle currents up to 40 A.

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Technical specifications for CHB340

ManufacturerEaton Cutler-Hammer
Product TypeThermal Magnetic Circuit Breaker
Product LineCH Loadcenters and Circuit Breakers
Part NumberCHB340
Weight0.63 lbs (0.28 kg)
UPC782113112626
Rated Current40 A
Rated Voltage240 VAC
Interrupt Rating10 KAIC
Number of Poles3 Poles
Phase Type3-Phase
Wire Size#8-4 AWG
Min. Operating Temperature0°C
Max. Operating Temperature40°C
Min. Storage Temperature0°C
Max. Storage Temperature40°C

Eaton Cutler-Hammer produces the CHB340, a thermal magnetic circuit breaker characterized by its reliable performance and robust design. This part is rated for a maximum of 40 amperes and operates effectively at 240 VAC. Efficiency in operation is enhanced through its three-pole configuration, earmarking it for three-phase systems.

The device is engineered to handle an interrupt rating of 10 KAIC. This feature ensures it can safely manage fault conditions without compromising safety or performance. Users must adhere to specific wire sizes, with compatibility for #8 to #4 AWG cables, which facilitates flexibility in installation.

Temperature tolerances are crucial for circuit breakers; the CHB340 operates optimally in an environment between 0°C and 40°C, encompassing both operational and storage conditions. This capability highlights its suitability for both controlled and outdoor applications, where temperature variations may occur.