NZM2 PXR10 circuit breaker, 25A, 4p, Screw terminal

Name: NZM2 PXR10 circuit breaker, 25A, 4p, Screw terminal
Brand: EATON
Price: 395.300 EUR
Availability: PreOrder

In stock price (excl. VAT):

395,30 €

This price is valid until 2024-12-31

Price per m: 395,30 €

EAN: 9010238017016

MPN: 193356

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Per package: 1 Per box: N/A

Technical data

Item condition	New
Manufacture name	NZM2 PXR10 circuit breaker, 25A, 4p, Screw terminal
Brand	EATON
Categories	Breakers
Country of origin	RO
Harmonized System Code	8536 2010 00
Number of auxiliary contacts as normally open contact	0
Number of auxiliary contacts as normally closed contact	0
Rated permanent current Iu	25 A
With integrated under voltage release	No
Number of poles	4
Overload release current setting	20-25 A
Number of auxiliary contacts as change-over contact	0
Rated voltage	690 V
Degree of protection (IP)	IP20
Position of connection for main current circuit	Front side
Motor drive integrated	No
Type of electrical connection of main circuit	Screw connection
Type of control element	Rocker lever
With switched-off indicator	No
Rated short-circuit breaking capacity lcu at 400 V, 50 Hz	50 kA
Adjustment range short-term delayed short-circuit release	0 A
Adjustment range undelayed short-circuit release	2-12 A
Suitable for DIN rail (top hat rail) mounting	No
Integrated earth fault protection	No
Motor drive optional	Yes
Device construction	Built-in device fixed built-in technique
DIN rail (top hat rail) mounting optional	Yes
Complete device with protection unit	Yes

Packing details

Packing level 1

9010238017016

Description

The NZM...-AX xEffect circuit breaker range with the power expert release (PXR) electronic triggering system covers use cases for system and line protection with only four compact sizes and is suitable for the IEC market. Test function and settings via micro USB port directly on the switch. Modular function groups always make mounting flexible and may be supplemented by the comprehensive range of accessories. R.m.s. value measurement and thermal memory