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- Manufacturer:Eaton
- Sub-Category:Molded Case
Description
MDLB3800WK
MDLB3800WK is an Eaton Series C MDL-frame molded case switch designed for reliable circuit protection with fixed thermal and fixed magnetic trip types.
This three-pole molded case switch features an 800 ampere rating and is rated for 50 kA interrupt capacity at 480 VAC and 65 kA at 240 VAC. It is part of Eaton's MDLB line within the MDL frame size, designed without terminals and suitable for 50/60 Hz applications. The device is UL listed and provides robust protection in industrial and commercial electrical systems.
- Key Specifications
- Amperage Rating: 800 A
- Voltage Rating: 480 VAC
- Number of Poles: Three-pole
- Interrupt Rating: 50 kA at 480 VAC, 65 kA at 240 VAC
- Frame: MDL
- Series: Series C
- Trip Type: Fixed thermal, fixed magnetic
- Circuit Breaker Type: Molded case switch (MDLB)
- Frequency: 50/60 Hz
- UL Listed
- Without terminals
- Part Number: MDLB3800WK
- Manufacturer : Eaton
- Brand : Cutler Hammer
- Category : Circuit Breaker
- Item Subcategory : Molded Case
- Family : Series C
- Type : MDLB
- Voltage : 600
- Amperage : 800
- Phase : 3
- Poles : 3
- AIC rating : 50kA@480V
- Connection : Feed-Thru
- Functions : NA - No Overcurrent Protection
- Frame Size : M Frame
- Protection : Non-Automatic
- UPC : 782114733523
- GTIN : 00782114733523
- Country of Origin : United States
- Dimensions : 18 in x 8 in x 11 in (Length/Depth x Height x Width)
- Weight : 26
- Certification : UL Listed
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