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The Siemens ED63B070 acts as a molded case circuit breaker suitable for a variety of electrical applications. With a rated current of 70 Amps, this three-pole device supports both AC and DC voltage requirements up to 600 V AC and 250 V DC, respectively.
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| Manufacturer | Siemens |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Molded Case Circuit Breaker |
| Product Line | SENTRON |
| Part Number | ED63B070 |
| UPC | 783643209756 |
| Rated Current | 70 A |
| Frame Type | Frame ED |
| Min. Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Max. Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Number of Poles | 3 Poles |
| Phase Type | 3-Phase |
| Connection Type | Load Lug Connection |
| Interrupt Rating | 18 kA |
| Rated Voltage (AC) | 600 V AC |
| Rated Voltage (DC) | 250 V DC |
| Trip Type | Thermal Magnetic |
The ED63B070 model by Siemens, part of the SENTRON series, serves as a molded case circuit breaker, offering dependable circuit protection. This unit has a current rating of 70 Amps and operates effectively with three poles in a 3-phase configuration. It's rated for a voltage of 600 V AC, making it suitable for standard AC electrical systems, and it also accommodates 250 V DC, extending its functionality to DC circuits.
This circuit breaker operates within a frequency range, supporting a minimum of 50 Hz and a maximum of 60 Hz. Its design includes load lug connections, which facilitate an efficient setup within electrical panels. The thermal magnetic trip type provides enhanced safety, detecting both overload and short circuit conditions effectively. With an interrupt rating of 18 kA, the ED63B070 ensures reliable protection against potentially damaging fault currents, offering crucial safety for downstream equipment and systems.