Schneider G80H3TM630 | Circuit breaker, GoPact MCCB 800, 3 poles, 70kA at 415VAC, 630A rating, TMD trip unit, adjustable thermal protection

Description

Schneider G80H3TM630 | Circuit breaker, GoPact MCCB 800, 3 poles, 70kA at 415VAC, 630A rating, TMD trip unit, adjustable thermal protection

Technical Specifications

• Full Model Name: Schneider G80H3TM630

• Breaker Type: MCCB – Molded Case Circuit Breaker

• Number of Poles: 3 poles

• Breaking Capacity: 70 kA at 415V AC

• Rated Current: 630 Amps

• Trip Unit Type: TMD (Thermal Magnetic)

• Thermal Protection: Adjustable

• Operating Voltage: Up to 690V AC

• Frequency: 50/60 Hz

• Insulation Voltage: 800V

• Degree of Protection: IP40 (when installed in a proper panel)

• Standards Compliance: IEC 60947-2

Key Features and Benefits

1. High Protection Efficiency:
   Equipped with a TMD trip unit, this breaker provides combined thermal and magnetic protection against overloads and short circuits.

2. Adjustable Thermal Setting:
   The thermal protection can be adjusted, allowing the breaker to be tailored to specific load characteristics and operating conditions.

3. High Breaking Capacity:
   With a breaking capacity of 70 kA, the G80H3TM630 is suitable for high-risk environments where strong and fast protection is essential.

4. Compact Design:
   Its space-saving design allows for easier installation in distribution panels, even where space is limited.

5. Durability and Reliability:
   Built with high-quality materials, it ensures long operational life and consistent performance in harsh environments.

6. Ease of Installation and Maintenance:
   The breaker is designed for quick mounting and safe wiring, with features that facilitate straightforward maintenance.

Typical Applications

• Main and sub distribution boards in large industrial facilities

• Commercial electrical systems, such as those in high-rise buildings, shopping malls, and hotels

• Power generation and control panels in factories

• Renewable energy systems, such as solar or wind farms

• Data centers and mission-critical infrastructures where electrical safety is a top priority