Eaton's Molded Case Circuit Breakers are Designed to Provide Circuit Protection for Low Voltage Distribution Systems; They are Described by NEMA as a Device for Closing and Interrupting a Circuit Between Separable Contacts Under Both Normal and Abnormal Conditions and Further More as a Breaker Assembled as an Integral Unit in a Supporting and Enclosing Housing of Insulating Material; The National Electrical Code (NEC) Describes them as a Device Designed to Open and Close a Circuit by Non-Automatic Means and to Open the Circuit Automatically on a Predetermined Overload of Current, without Injury to Itself when Properly Applied within its Rating; So Designed, Eaton Circuit Breakers Protect Conductors Against Overloads and Conductors and Connected Apparatus, Such as Motors and Motor Starters, Against Short Circuit

Specifications:

Type: Fixed Thermal Magnetic Trip
Frame Type: F
Voltage Rating: 240 Volt AC 50/60 Hertz, 125 Volt DC
Maximum AC Voltage Rating: 240
Maximum DC Voltage Rating: 125
Current Rating: 175 Amp
Number of Poles: 3
Interrupting Rating: 65 Kiloamp at 240 Volt AC, 10 Kiloamp at 125 Volt DC
Terminal Type: Line and Load
Size: 4.13 Inch Width x 3.38 Inch Depth x 4.13 Inch Height
Approval: UL