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Siemens SENTRON JXD23B225

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JXD23B225

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The Siemens JXD23B225 molded case circuit breaker is designed for efficient handling of electrical workloads. This unit has a current rating of 225 A and is made for 240 VAC applications, ensuring reliable performance in 3-phase configurations.

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Technical specifications for JXD23B225

ManufacturerSiemens
Product TypeMolded Case Circuit Breaker
Product LineSENTRON
Part NumberJXD23B225
UPC783643212930
Rated Current225 A
Rated Voltage240 VAC
Number of Poles3 Poles
Phase Type3-Phase
Frame TypeJXD Frame
Connection TypeBolt On Connection
Protection TypeThermal Magnetic
FunctionsLong Time and Instantaneous Trip
Actuator TypeToggle
AIC Rating65 kA at 240 V

The JXD23B225 from Siemens is a robust molded case circuit breaker tailored for critical circuit protection. This device operates at a rated current of 225 Amperes and is rated for a voltage of 240 VAC, making it suitable for heavy-duty industrial applications. The three-pole configuration allows it to operate efficiently within a 3-phase electrical system.

Designed with a JXD frame, this molded case circuit breaker features a bolt-on connection type, facilitating secure integration into existing electrical panels. Protection is managed through a thermal magnetic system, which ensures both long-time and instantaneous tripping capabilities, thus providing flexibility in response to electrical faults.

Its actuator is a toggle type, allowing for straightforward operation when resetting or switching the breaker. The device holds an AIC rating of 65 kA specifically at 240 volts, signifying its ability to withstand substantial fault currents, making it essential for safeguarding electrical infrastructures.