Schneider Electric Q4L2350 Molded Case Circuit Breaker 240V 350A
Schneider Electric
$3,171.00
$1200 Minimum Order for Non-stock Items or $60 Addl Schneider Handling Fee Applies
Square D Q4 molded case circuit breakers provide thermal magnetic protection. Q4 circuit breakers have an integral push-to-trip button that allows manual trip. They are suited for construction, commercial and industrial buildings, and control equipment panels. This unit mount two pole breaker is rated for 350A and 240VAC with a 25kA interrupting rating at 240VAC. The circuit breaker uses thermal magnetic trip technology. All Q4 molded case circuit breakers have trip indication of the operating handle in the central position when the breaker is tripped. Q4 breakers are UL 489, CSA, IEC certified.
- Halogen Content Performance:
- Halogen free plastic parts product
- Mercury Free:
- Yes
- Product Or Component Type:
- circuit breaker
- Environmental Disclosure:
- ENVPEP1410004EN
- Warranty:
- 18 months
- Electrical Connection:
- lugs, load || lugs, line
- Rohs Exemption Information:
- Yes
- Eu Rohs Directive:
- Compliant with Exemptions
- Depth:
- 5.84 in
- Sustainable Offer Status:
- Green Premium product
- China Rohs Regulation:
- Product out of China RoHS scope. Substance declaration for your information.
- Tightening Torque:
- 42-42 N.m 50-300 mm² (AWG 1...600 kcmil) || 42-42 N.m 50-120 mm² (AWG 1...250 kcmil)
- Pvc Free:
- Yes
- Breaking Capacity Code:
- Q4
- Magnetic Tripping Current:
- 3500-3500 A
- Magnetic Hold Current:
- 1750 A
- Height:
- 11 in
- Mounting Mode:
- unit mount
- Terminal Identifier:
- AL400LA
- Product Certifications:
- IEC || UL Listed || CSA
- Poles Description:
- 2P
- Circularity Profile:
- N/A
- Reach Regulation:
- Reference contains Substances of Very High Concern above the threshold
- Trip Unit Technology:
- thermal-magnetic
- Line Rated Current:
- 350 A
- Width:
- 6 in
- California Proposition 65:
- WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including: DINP, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and DIDP, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information
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- Datasheet:
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