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Eaton HFD3050 50A 3-Pole 600V Series C Molded Case Circuit Breaker Thermal Magnetic 65kA@480VProduct Description The Eaton HFD3050 is a 50 Amp, 3 Pole Series C molded case circuit breaker designed for commercial and industrial power distribution systems. This F Frame breaker features a thermal magnetic trip unit and high interrupting capacity, providing reliable overload and short circuit protection for switchboards, panelboards, motor control centers, and OEM equipment. Key Features Catalog Number: HFD3050 Manufacturer: Eaton Cutler Hammer
Product Description
The Eaton HFD3050 is a 50 Amp, 3-Pole Series C molded case circuit breaker designed for commercial and industrial power distribution systems. This F-Frame breaker features a thermal magnetic trip unit and high interrupting capacity, providing reliable overload and short-circuit protection for switchboards, panelboards, motor control centers, and OEM equipment.
Key Features
- Catalog Number: HFD3050
- Manufacturer: Eaton / Cutler-Hammer
- Amperage: 50 Amp
- Poles: 3-Pole
- Voltage Rating: 600VAC
- Series C HFD Frame Breaker
- Thermal Magnetic Trip Unit
- Current Limiting Design
- Fixed Thermal / Fixed Magnetic Trip
- Feed-Through Configuration
- Line and Load Connections
- UL Listed
- CSA Certified
Interrupting Ratings (KAIC)
- 100kA @ 240VAC
- 65kA @ 480VAC
- 25kA @ 600VAC
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Eaton
- Catalog Number: HFD3050
- Series: Series C
- Frame Size: F-Frame
- Breaker Type: HFD
- Amperage: 50A
- Poles: 3
- Voltage Rating: 600VAC
- Frequency: 50/60 Hz
- Trip Unit: Thermal Magnetic
- Protection Functions:
- Long-Time Protection
- Instantaneous Protection
- Mounting Style: Feed-Through
- Connection Type: Line and Load Connections
- Certifications:
- UL Listed
- CSA Certified
Product Data
- Brand: Eaton
- Manufacturer: Eaton Corporation
- Model: HFD3050
- Series: Series C
- Type: Molded Case Circuit Breaker
- Frame: F-Frame
- Protection Type: Thermal Magnetic
- Mounting: Feed-Through
- Connection: Line and Load Connections
- Condition: New / Reconditioned
- Phase: 3 Phase
- Rated Current: 50A
- Rated Voltage: 600VAC
- UPC: 786679161432
- GTIN: 00786679161432
- Dimensions:
- Height: 6.00 in
- Width: 4.13 in
- Depth: 3.38 in
- Weight: Approximately 4.5 lbs
- Country of Manufacture: Varies by Production Run
Compatible Equipment
- Eaton Series C Panelboards
- Eaton Switchboards
- Eaton Motor Control Centers
- Eaton Distribution Equipment
- OEM Power Distribution Assemblies Utilizing F-Frame Breakers
Applications
- Commercial Buildings
- Industrial Facilities
- Manufacturing Equipment
- Power Distribution Systems
- Motor Protection Applications
- OEM Electrical Equipment
Replacement Information
- Eaton Series C HFD Frame Circuit Breaker
- Direct replacement should match catalog number HFD3050
- Thermal Magnetic Fixed Trip Configuration
- Current Limiting F-Frame Design
- Match terminal configuration when replacing existing breaker
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