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The THQB2130GFEP is a miniature circuit breaker from GE Fanuc Emerson's Spectra series. It offers a current rating of 30 Amps for reliable operation at voltages of 120/240 VAC.
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| Manufacturer | GE Fanuc Emerson |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Circuit Breaker |
| Product Line | Spectra |
| Part Number | THQB2130GFEP |
| UPC | 783164060249 |
| Form Factor | Miniature |
| Current Rating | 30 Amps |
| Voltage Rating | 120/240 VAC |
| Mounting | Bolt-on |
| Poles | 2 Poles |
| Trip Function | LIG |
| Interrupting Rating | 10 kAIC |
| Long Time | Fixed |
| Ground Fault | Yes |
| Suitable for Reverse Feed | Yes |
Geared towards versatility, the GE Fanuc Emerson THQB2130GFEP stands out as a miniature circuit breaker ideally suited for various applications. With a current capacity of 30 Amps, this device operates efficiently within a voltage range of 120/240 VAC, making it a reliable choice for different electrical systems. The breaker’s compact size allows for easy installation and space-saving configurations.
This circuit breaker is designed with two poles and is installed using a bolt-on mounting method, simplifying its integration into existing panel systems. It employs a long-time fixed trip function known as LIG, enhancing operational reliability during extended periods.
Additionally, the device ensures safety through ground fault protection, effectively monitoring electrical discrepancies. It also supports reverse feed functionality, extending its application scope. The THQB2130GFEP has an interrupting rating of 10 kAIC, providing assurance against overcurrent conditions, further solidifying its place in demanding environments.