Built for overcurrent protection, the Siemens MP24015 miniature circuit breaker has a triplex circuit arrangement. It is rated 15/40A with 4 poles and operates at 120/240VAC on a single phase. The interrupting rating is 10kA at 120/240VAC. This MP series breaker uses plug-on mounting. It interrupts a circuit when an overcurrent condition causes it to trip.
What electrical system should I select this breaker for?
This breaker is rated for 120/240VAC, single-phase service. Use those voltage and phase ratings when selecting it for the intended circuit.
How does the 10kA interrupting rating affect breaker selection?
The interrupting rating is 10kA at 120/240VAC. The available fault current at the installation point must not exceed that rating; interrupting capacity is separate from the breaker's normal current rating.
How does the thermal-magnetic trip protect the circuit, and can I adjust it?
Thermal-magnetic protection uses a thermal response for sustained overloads and a magnetic response for high-current faults. This breaker has long-time and instantaneous trip functions with fixed settings, so select the required protection rather than planning to adjust it in the field.
What conductor sizes can I terminate at the breaker?
The wire range is 14-4 AWG, with load-side lug connections. Select conductors within that termination range while also meeting the circuit's ampacity requirements; acceptance by the lug alone does not determine the correct conductor size.
What mounting method does this breaker use?
This breaker uses plug-on mounting. Plan installation around that connection method, with outgoing circuit conductors terminated at the load-side lugs.
Why does the HACR marking matter for equipment circuits?
HACR refers to heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration applications. This marking matters when the equipment's circuit-protection requirements call for a HACR breaker; the current, voltage, and interrupting ratings still govern selection.
What does the SWD marking mean for lighting circuits?
SWD indicates suitability for switching fluorescent lighting loads. It is relevant when the breaker will serve as the switching device, rather than only providing overcurrent protection.
How should I use the 15/40A rating when selecting the Siemens MP24015?
Check the 15/40A amperage rating against the circuit load and conductor ampacity when selecting overcurrent protection. The trip setting is fixed, so select the required protection rather than relying on field adjustment.
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Customers rate this product 5.0 out of 5 based on 4 reviews.
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