Eaton molded case circuit breaker accessory shunt trip, Fixed shunt trip, 380-440 V or 220-250 Vdc, Terminal block, Frame J-K

Eaton Molded Case Circuit Breaker Accessory Shunt Trip for Frame J-K This Eaton molded case circuit breaker accessory shunt trip is designed for fixed shunt trip applications with voltage ratings of 380-440 V or 220-250 Vdc. It features a terminal block connection type and is compatible with Frame J-K circuit breakers. This accessory enables remote tripping functionality, enhancing control and safety in electrical distribution systems. It is suitable for use by electrical distributors and switchgear suppliers seeking reliable trip accessories for molded case circuit breakers. Specifications Name: Eaton molded case circuit breaker accessory shunt trip, Fixed shunt trip, 380-440 V or 220-250 Vdc, Terminal block, Frame J-K Frame: Frame J-K Connection Type: Terminal Block Manufacturer: Eaton Manufacturer Part #: SNT4LT14K Product Weight: 1.0000 lb UPC: 782114621882 Features Fixed shunt trip accessory for molded case circuit breakers Enables remote tripping of circuit breakers for enhanced safety and control Terminal block connection for secure wiring Compatible with Frame J-K breakers Downloads & Links Circuit Breaker Motor Operators Product Aid Current Limiting Series C Molded Case Circuit Breakers Product Aid Multi-Wire Lugs Product Aid Power Metering And Monitoring With Modbus Rtu Product Aid Series C G-Frame Molded Case Circuit Breakers Time Current Curves Shunt Trip For Series C L-Frame - Il Application Of Multi-Wire Terminals For Molded Case Circuit Breakers Series C J-Frame Molded Case Circuit Breakers Time Current Curves Motor Protection Circuit Breakers Product Aid Moem Mccb Product Selection Guide Strandable Terminals Product Aid Application Of Tap Rules To Molded Case Breaker Terminals Eatons Volume 4-Circuit Protection Breaker Service Centers Plug-In Adapters For Molded Case Circuit Breakers Product Aid Molded Case Circuit Breakers Catalog Series C F-Frame Molded Case Circuit Breakers