Built to protect circuits against overloads and short circuits, the Eaton PDG23M0070VFFL is a 70A, 3-pole molded case circuit breaker rated 600VAC. Its interrupting rating is 25kAIC at 600VAC. This PDG2 2-Frame breaker uses panel mounting and load side lug terminals. Fixed thermal and magnetic trips provide long-time and instantaneous protection (LI). Approvals include CSA, CCC, IEC, UL and CE.
How should I use the 70A rating when selecting the Eaton PDG23M0070VFFL?
The 70A rated current is the basis for selecting this breaker for circuit loading and conductor protection. Coordinate that rating with the load requirements and applicable conductor-sizing rules.
What does the 600VAC rating mean for circuit selection?
The 600VAC rating establishes the breaker's AC voltage rating. Select it for an application whose circuit voltage is within that rating, and check the interrupting rating separately.
How do I evaluate the 25kAIC interrupting rating at 600VAC?
The breaker has a 25kAIC interrupting rating at 600VAC. Compare that rating with the available fault current at the installation point; the available fault current must not exceed the applicable interrupting rating.
What protection does the thermal-magnetic LI trip provide?
The thermal element provides time-delayed overload protection, while the magnetic element responds to short-circuit current. The LI trip function combines long-time and instantaneous protection, so evaluate both behaviors when coordinating circuit protection.
Can I adjust the thermal or magnetic trip settings?
Both the thermal and magnetic trip settings are fixed. Select this breaker where fixed trip settings suit the circuit's protection and coordination requirements rather than an application requiring field adjustment.
What does the three-pole configuration mean for a three-phase circuit?
The three-pole configuration provides a pole for each phase conductor in a three-phase circuit. Use the pole count along with the current and voltage ratings when selecting the breaker for the circuit.
How are load-side conductors connected?
The load-side terminal connection uses a lug. Plan conductor preparation and termination around that connection method, with secure conductor seating and proper tightening practices.
What dimensions should I use when planning the installation layout?
The breaker is 4.12 in wide, 6 in high and 3.5 in deep. Use these body dimensions when planning the installation layout, while allowing space for conductor routing and termination work.
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