EH14020 - Square D - Molded Case Circuit Breakers
Overview
Product Specifications - EH14020 - Square D Molded Case
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Part Number:
EH14020 -
Manufacturer:
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Family:
EH Series -
Pole:
1 -
Amp:
20 -
Volt:
480 -
Phase:
1
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Category:
-
Connection:
Plug-In -
Type:
EH -
Functions:
LI - Long-Time and Instantaneous -
Protection:
Thermal Magnetic -
AIC Ratings:
14kA@277V
Standards
Product Description - EH14020 - Square D Molded Case
The Square D EH14020 belongs to the EH Series of molded case circuit breakers. It is designed as a single-pole (1P), single-phase (1PH) breaker with a current rating of 20A and a voltage rating of 277/480V. With an interrupting capacity of 14kA at 277V, it meets standard interrupting capacity requirements. Operating within a temperature range of 40°C, it features a plug-in style for easy installation. The EH14020 utilizes thermal magnetic technology to provide effective circuit protection. Despite being classified as obsolete, these breakers are still available in stock, catering to specific applications where compatibility with existing systems is essential
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Overview
Product Specifications - EH14020 - Square D Molded Case
-
Part Number:
EH14020 -
Manufacturer:
-
Family:
EH Series -
Pole:
1 -
Amp:
20 -
Volt:
480 -
Phase:
1
-
Category:
-
Connection:
Plug-In -
Type:
EH -
Functions:
LI - Long-Time and Instantaneous -
Protection:
Thermal Magnetic -
AIC Ratings:
14kA@277V
Standards
Product Description - EH14020 - Square D Molded Case
The Square D EH14020 belongs to the EH Series of molded case circuit breakers. It is designed as a single-pole (1P), single-phase (1PH) breaker with a current rating of 20A and a voltage rating of 277/480V. With an interrupting capacity of 14kA at 277V, it meets standard interrupting capacity requirements. Operating within a temperature range of 40°C, it features a plug-in style for easy installation. The EH14020 utilizes thermal magnetic technology to provide effective circuit protection. Despite being classified as obsolete, these breakers are still available in stock, catering to specific applications where compatibility with existing systems is essential
