Hager NC232A Miniature Circuit Breaker
The Hager NC232A offers 32A rated current, 10 kA short circuit breaking capacity, and a wide operating temperature range of -25°C to 70°C, ideal for protecting electrical circuits in industrial applications.
Hager NC232A Miniature Circuit Breaker
The Hager NC232A Miniature Circuit Breaker is designed for efficient and reliable protection in electrical installations. With a 2-pole configuration and a rated current of 32A, this circuit breaker ensures protection against overcurrent and short circuits. It offers a rated short circuit breaking capacity of 10 kA and a rated operational voltage (Ue) of 400 V AC, making it suitable for use in industrial and commercial applications. The circuit breaker features a rated insulation voltage of 500 V and a rated impulse withstand voltage of 4000 V for enhanced protection. With a total power loss of 7.3 W under rated current (In), the device ensures minimal energy loss during operation. The breaker also includes a screw-type top connection for modular devices, offering easy installation and secure connections. The operating temperature range of -25°C to 70°C ensures reliable operation in various environmental conditions.
- Manufacturer: Hager
- Type: Miniature Circuit Breaker
- Model: NC232A
Technical Specifications:
- Number of Poles: 2 P
- Rated Short Circuit Breaking Capacity: 10 kA
- Rated Operational Voltage (Ue): 400 V AC
- Frequency: 50/60 Hz
- Rated Insulation Voltage: 500 V
- Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage: 4000 V
- Rated Current: 32 A
- Total Power Loss under IN: 7.3 W
- Power Loss per Pole at In: 3.84 W
- Type of Top Connection for Modular Devices: With screw
- Tightening Torque: 2.8 Nm
- Degree of Pollution: 2
- Operating Temperature: -25 / 70 °C
- Dimensions: 83 x 35 x 70 mm
The Hager NC232A Miniature Circuit Breaker is ideal for protecting electrical circuits in industrial, commercial, and residential applications. Its robust design, high short-circuit capacity, and wide operating temperature range make it a dependable choice for safeguarding electrical systems against overloads and faults.
