BRKR 3VA41 3P 110A 35KA FTFM LD LUG

BRKR 3VA41 3P 110A 35KA FTFM LD LUG Molded Case Circuit Breaker This Siemens 3VA41 molded case circuit breaker is designed for reliable low voltage electrical protection in industrial and commercial applications. It features a thermal-magnetic trip unit (TM210) providing fixed overload and short-circuit protection, suitable for use by electrical distributors and switchgear suppliers requiring robust switching and protection solutions. The device supports three-pole configuration with a 110A rating and is optimized for line protection with a medium (class M) breaking capacity. Specifications Manufacturer: Siemens Manufacturer Part #: 3VA4111-5ED34-0AA0 Number of Poles: 3 Current Rating: 110 A Breaking Capacity: 35 kA at 480 V, 18 kA at 600Y/347 V Trip Unit Type: TM210 Thermal-Magnetic Operating Voltage (Rated): 600 V AC Dimensions (W x H x D): 5.31 in x 3.46 in x 6.30 in Weight: 1.83 lbs (0.743 kg) Connection Type: Load side lugs installed only, circular conductor connection on output, low tab on input Power Loss: 25.4 W maximum Mechanical Service Life: 15,000 operating cycles Electrical Endurance: 8,000 cycles at 480 V, 4,000 cycles at 600 V Protection Class (Front): IP40 Ambient Operating Temperature Range: -25 °C to 70 °C UL Listed: Yes (UL 489 compliant, HACR Type) Features Thermal-magnetic trip unit with fixed overload (Ir=110 A) and short-circuit (Ii=10 x In) protection Medium (Class M) breaking capacity for reliable interruption of fault currents Three-pole design for balanced three-phase circuit protection Lugs installed on load side only for simplified wiring Designed for use in HVAC and refrigeration applications (HACR Type compliant) Robust mechanical and electrical endurance supporting long service life Compact dimensions suitable for integration in switchgear assemblies Downloads & Links Short-circuit current rating (SCCR) in industrial control panels? Spec Sheet How do I use the data matrix code correctly? 3D Image How do I compare devices in TIA-Selection-Tool? What is the significance of the IP protection class?