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EZESPDR3P
pitch spreader – 3 poles – for EZC250, EZCV250 – set of 3
- Stock status:
- In stock
- Manufacturer:
- Schneider
- Product code:
- EZESPDR3P
Main documents
Product or component type | Spreader |
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Accessory / separate part category | Connection accessory |
Range compatibility | EasyPact EZC circuit breaker EasyPact EZCV circuit breaker |
Poles description | 3P |
Quantity per set | Set of 3 |
performance level | N F H |
[In] rated current | 250 A |
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Connection pitch | 45 mm |
Unit Type of Package 1 | PCE |
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Number of Units in Package 1 | 1 |
Package 1 Height | 1.5 cm |
Package 1 Width | 5.5 cm |
Package 1 Length | 5.5 cm |
Package 1 Weight | 125 g |
Unit Type of Package 2 | S01 |
Number of Units in Package 2 | 20 |
Package 2 Height | 15 cm |
Package 2 Width | 15 cm |
Package 2 Length | 40 cm |
Package 2 Weight | 2.708 kg |
Product Description
Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric is a multinational corporation specializing in energy management and automation solutions. With operations in over 100 countries, the company offers a wide range of products and services for various industries, including residential, commercial, and industrial.
Schneider Electric is focused on sustainability and innovation, aiming to help their customers manage energy efficiently and reduce their environmental impact.
EasyPact EZC
These circuit breakers are housed in a molded case for enhanced durability and safety. They offer a range of features including adjustable thermal and magnetic trip settings, allowing for precise customization to suit specific application requirements.
EasyPact EZC Moulded-case circuit breakers are commonly used in residential, commercial, and industrial installations to safeguard electrical equipment and ensure uninterrupted power supply.
EZESPDR3P
The EZESPDR3P product is a set of three pitch spreaders designed specifically for EasyPact EZC 250 circuit breakers. These spreaders are attached to the terminals of the circuit breaker to widen the pitch between poles from 35mm to 45mm, allowing for a rated current of up to 250 A.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a switch disconnector do?
✅A switch disconnector, known as a disconnector switch or isolator switch, plays a crucial role in safely isolating power from electrical equipment during maintenance. This essential component not only ensures safety but also effectively breaks electrical circuits within large distribution systems.
What is the difference between a switch and a disconnector?
✅A switch serves as a vital control device, capable of supplying and interrupting the current flow required by consumers or control circuits throughout an appliance's lifespan. Meanwhile, a disconnector acts as a crucial safety feature, isolating the power supply to render the device inert for interlocking or maintenance purposes.
Can a switch disconnector trip?
✅A disconnector requires manual operation to cut power, ensuring circuit safety during maintenance but lacking overload protection. In contrast, a circuit breaker serves as a protective device, capable of thermally or magnetically tripping to safeguard circuits from overloads.
What is a switch disconnector fuse?
✅The switch disconnector is a widely used distribution equipment in factories, offering manual circuit switching, breaking, and power isolation capabilities. Additionally, the fuse switch disconnector provides effective short-circuit and overload protection for cables and power equipment within distribution systems.
Is a disconnect switch required?
✅Apart from adhering to IEC standards, compliance with the National Electric Code (NEC) requires the inclusion of a disconnect switch. According to this code, all large and permanently wired equipment must feature a disconnecting means within visible range.
What is the difference between switch disconnector and MCCB?
✅In simple terms, a switch toggles power on and off, while a circuit breaker interrupts the circuit during overload or faults. Switches control power, whereas breakers manage circuit interruptions. Recognizing these distinctions is vital for grasping their safety and utility.
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