TA45-ABFGRJ17C0-AZM13
Schurter Inc.
The Schurter Inc. TA45-ABFGRJ17C0-AZM13 is a 2-pole thermal circuit breaker designed for panel mounting. It features a 240 VAC rating and a 1.7A current rating.
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This Schurter Inc. TA45-ABFXHJ17C0-AZM10 is a thermal circuit breaker from the TA45 series, featuring a 2-pole configuration. It is designed for panel mount and snap-in installation, providing a secure and convenient mounting solution.
The breaker has a rated current of 1.7A and a voltage rating of 240VAC, making it suitable for various power applications. It operates on a thermal tripping principle, offering reliable overload protection. The device is built to withstand demanding environments, with a mechanical lifetime of 50,000 switching cycles and resistance to vibration and shock.
Key technical specifications include a conditional short circuit capacity of 1 kA and a short circuit capacity (Icn) of 300A. The degree of protection is IP40 on the front side, which can be increased to IP54 with a factory-mounted protection cover. It also features a dielectric strength of 4 kVAC and an insulation resistance greater than 100 MΩ at 500 VDC.
Applications for this circuit breaker include power tools, industrial appliances, power supplies, construction equipment, and cleaning equipment. It is designed for industrial environments and meets various approval standards.
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The rated voltage is 240 VAC.
The current rating is 1.7A.
The device has an IP40 rating without cover and IP54 with cover.
The dielectric strength is 4 kVAC.
It supports 50,000 switching cycles for both AC and DC.