DPX3 circuit breaker 250 HP 3P 50 A 100 kA 423155
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DPX3 circuit breaker 250 HP 3P 50 A 100 kA 423155
DPX3 250 HP Circuit Breaker – Reliable Protection for Electrical Installations
The DPX3 250 HP is a three-pole thermal-magnetic circuit breaker designed to protect electrical installations against overloads and short circuits. With a rated continuous current of 50A and an exceptional short-circuit breaking capacity of 100kA at 400V, it ensures reliable and safe operation under demanding conditions. Ideal for professional installers and end-users seeking robust protection.
Functionality and Applications
This circuit breaker is suitable for commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and residential installations with high power demands. Thanks to adjustable overload trip settings (40–50A) and short-circuit trip settings (325–650A), it can be precisely tuned to match the load characteristics. It features two changeover auxiliary contacts, enabling seamless integration with control and signaling systems. The breaker is fixed-mounted and compatible with voltages ranging from 230–690V.
Key Features and Benefits
- High Short-Circuit Breaking Capacity: 100kA at 400V ensures rapid response and minimizes damage risk during faults.
- Adjustable Settings: Precise customization of trip characteristics to suit specific load profiles.
- Status Indication: Trip indicator clearly signals when protection has operated, simplifying fault diagnosis.
- Robust Construction: Built from high-quality materials to ensure long-term durability and reliability.
- Universal Voltage Range: Nominal voltage range of 230–690V allows flexible use across diverse installations.
- Safety Compliance: Meets international safety standards to protect both people and property.
- Expandability Option: Motorized operating mechanism available for remote or automated control.
- Busbar Connection: Enables secure and easy connection of conductors with cross-sections from 2.5 mm² to 120 mm².

