Automatic Circuit Breaker

Hager Automatic Circuit Breaker 20A Triple-pole AC NDN320A

The Hager NDN320A circuit breaker protects and controls electrical circuits against short circuits and overloads, while allowing them to be isolated for maintenance work. It has a rated voltage of 400...

The Hager NDN320A circuit breaker protects and controls electrical circuits against short circuits and overloads, while allowing them to be isolated for maintenance work. It has a rated voltage of 400 V AC and a rated short-circuit breaking capacity of 10 kA at 230 V AC.

  • Number of poles: 3
  • Rated current: 20 A
  • Current type: AC
  • Tripping curve: D
  • Impulse...
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Description & Specifications

The Hager NDN320A circuit breaker protects and controls electrical circuits against short circuits and overloads, while allowing them to be isolated for maintenance work. It has a rated voltage of 400 V AC and a rated short-circuit breaking capacity of 10 kA at 230 V AC.

  • Number of poles: 3
  • Rated current: 20 A
  • Current type: AC
  • Tripping curve: D
  • Impulse withstand voltage: 6000 V
  • Protection rating: IP20
  • Electrical endurance: 4000 operating cycles
  • Mechanical endurance: 20000 operations
  • Label holder: Integrated
  • Connection cross-section for stranded wire: 1–25 mm²
  • Connection cross-section for solid wire: 1–35 mm²
  • Standards: EN 60898-1, IEC 60947-2
  • Operating temperature: -25–70 °C
  • Height: 83 mm
  • Width: 52.50 mm
  • Depth: 70 mm

Manufacturer

Specifications

Number of Poles
3
Rated Current
20 A
Operating Curve
Curve D

Power Supply

AC
Yes
DC
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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