The Eaton PDG33M0125TFAJ molded case circuit breaker protects circuits against overloads and short circuits. It is rated 125A with 3 poles and an interrupting rating of 65kA at 480VAC. This Power Defense breaker belongs to the PDG3 series and uses a 3-Frame physical frame. Thermal magnetic tripping provides long-time and instantaneous protection (LI). Terminal connections use standard line and load side lugs.
How should I select the 125A rating of the Eaton PDG33M0125TFAJ?
The 125A rating is the breaker's rated current, not its short-circuit interrupting capacity. Select it using the circuit's load requirements, conductor ampacity and applicable electrical code requirements.
Which circuit voltages can I select this breaker for?
The rated voltages are 240VAC, 480VAC, 600VAC and 250VDC. Match the circuit voltage and AC or DC service to the appropriate rating; voltage rating and interrupting capacity are separate selection checks.
What does the 65kA interrupting rating at 480VAC mean for selection?
At 480VAC, the breaker has a 65kA interrupting rating. The available fault current at the installation point must not exceed that rating.
Why select a 3-pole breaker for a 3-phase circuit?
This breaker has 3 poles for 3-phase service. Its poles operate together to interrupt the phase conductors, so select it when the circuit requires coordinated interruption of all three phases.
Which trip settings can I adjust?
The thermal trip is fixed, and the magnetic trip is adjustable. Use the magnetic adjustment to select the instantaneous pickup threshold as part of the circuit's protection coordination; the thermal overload setting remains fixed.
How are the incoming and outgoing conductors terminated?
The breaker has standard lugs on both the line and load sides. Terminate incoming conductors at the line-side lugs and outgoing circuit conductors at the load-side lugs.
What dimensions should I use when planning installation space?
The breaker is 10.12 in high, 5.47 in wide and 4.29 in deep. Use these dimensions to plan its physical space, while accounting separately for conductor routing and termination access.
How does the thermal-magnetic trip protect against overloads and short circuits?
The thermal element responds to sustained overloads, while the magnetic element responds rapidly to short-circuit currents. This trip type combines overload and short-circuit protection for the circuit.
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