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GE Fanuc Emerson Spectra THQB2180ST1

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THQB2180ST1

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The GE Fanuc Emerson THQB2180ST1 is a specialized shunt trip designed for use with circuit breakers. This component operates with a rated amperage of 80 A across two poles and supports control voltages ranging from 120 VAC up to 240 VAC.

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Technical specifications for THQB2180ST1

ManufacturerGE Fanuc Emerson
Product TypeShunt Trip for Circuit Breaker
Product LineSpectra
Part NumberTHQB2180ST1
UPC783164164244
Trip StyleNon Interchangeable
Amperage Rating80 A
Number of Poles2 Poles
Continuous Current RatedStandard
Minimum AC System Voltage120 VAC
Maximum AC Control Voltage240 VAC
Long TimeFixed
Protective RelaysNot Included
Current MeteringNot Included
Trip FunctionLI Type

Part number THQB2180ST1 from GE Fanuc Emerson is a shunt trip that integrates directly with circuit breakers in the Spectra series. This unit is rated for a continuous current of 80 Amps and includes two poles. The trip mechanism is classified as non-interchangeable, ensuring dedicated application per device specifications.

The shunt trip activates within a minimum AC system voltage of 120 VAC and can handle a maximum control voltage of 240 VAC. The unit has a fixed long-time trip function, which establishes precise operational parameters without adjustment. Notably, this device does not come with protective relays or current metering capabilities, focusing its design on reliability in direct implementations. With its LI type trip function, the THQB2180ST1 is essential for applications requiring consistent trip operation in electrical systems.