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SCHNEIDER NSX250 Compact NSX Circuit Breaker
Item NO.:
NSX250Payment:
T/TPrice:
$650Product Origin:
JapanColor:
NEWProduct weight:
0.21KGLead Time:
In stockWe will arrange delivery within 3-5 days after receiving the payment.
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Product Overview
The Schneider Electric NSX250 is a molded case circuit breaker (MCCB) from the Compact NSX series, designed for electrical distribution and circuit protection in industrial and commercial applications. It provides protection against overloads and short circuits, helping safeguard electrical equipment and power distribution systems. With a 250A frame size, it supports various trip unit configurations to meet different protection requirements.
Product Specifications
|
Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Brand |
Schneider Electric |
|
Model |
NSX250 |
|
Product Series |
Compact NSX |
|
Product Type |
Molded Case Circuit Breaker |
|
Frame Rating |
250 A |
|
Rated Operational Voltage |
Up to 690V AC |
|
Rated Insulation Voltage |
800V AC |
|
Frequency |
50/60 Hz |
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Number of Poles |
3P / 4P options |
|
Trip Unit |
Thermal-Magnetic / Electronic |
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Protection |
Overload and Short Circuit |
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Mounting |
Fixed / Plug-in options |
|
Operating Mechanism |
Toggle |
|
Standard |
IEC 60947-2 |
Key Features
Reliable overload and short-circuit protection.
250A frame size for industrial applications.
Multiple trip unit configurations available.
Supports different pole configurations.
Compact design for space-saving installation.
Suitable for industrial power distribution systems.
Applications
Industrial power distribution.
Electrical control panels.
Factory automation systems.
Motor feeder protection.
Commercial building electrical systems.
Industrial machinery protection.
Precautions
Verify the complete model reference and rated current before installation.
Confirm trip unit type and protection settings.
Check voltage, pole configuration, and breaking capacity.
Ensure compatibility with existing electrical equipment.
Installation should be performed by qualified electrical personnel.
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