BRKR 3VA41 1(2)P 70A 65KA FTFM LD LUG

BRKR 3VA41 1(2)P 70A 65KA FTFM LD LUG Molded Case Circuit Breaker This Siemens molded-case circuit breaker is designed for reliable electrical protection in industrial and commercial applications. It features a 3VA41 frame with a thermal-magnetic trip unit (TM210) providing fixed overload and short-circuit protection. Suitable for use by electrical distributors and switchgear suppliers, it offers high breaking capacity and robust construction for system protection and lighting solutions. Specifications Manufacturer: Siemens Manufacturer Part #: 3VA4170-6ED54-0AA0 Frame Size: 3VA41 (UL Frame 125) Number of Poles: 1 (1 or 2-pole configuration) Rated Current: 70 A at 40 °C Breaking Capacity: 65 kA at 277 V (Class H) Trip Unit: TM210 thermal-magnetic with fixed Ir and Ii Voltage Rating: Up to 415 V AC Dimensions (W x H x D): 2.28 in x 5.09 in x 2.96 in (50.8 mm x 129.4 mm x 75.1 mm) Power Loss: 5.3 W per pole at rated current Connection Type: Load side lugs installed; low tab input connection; circular conductor connection on output Operating Temperature Range: -25 °C to 70 °C Protection Class (Front): IP40 Mechanical Service Life: 15,000 operating cycles Electrical Endurance: 8,000 cycles at 480 V; 4,000 cycles at 600 V Weight: 0.426 kg (approx. 0.94 lbs) Features Thermal-magnetic trip unit provides reliable overload and short-circuit protection High breaking capacity suitable for demanding electrical distribution systems Compact size facilitates integration into switchgear and panelboards Load side lug installation simplifies wiring and enhances safety Designed for heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration circuit protection (HACR type) Fixed response time delay for consistent trip performance Compliant with UL 489 standards for molded-case circuit breakers Robust mechanical and electrical endurance ensures long operational life Downloads & Links What is the significance of the IP protection class? How do I use the data matrix code correctly? 3D Image Spec Sheet REACH information Short-circuit current rating (SCCR) in industrial control panels? How do I compare devices in TIA-Selection-Tool?