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NE221030 | Federal Pacific 30 Amp Molded Case Circuit Breaker
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Product Description P/N: NE221030
Description
This Federal Pacific circuit breaker, model NE221030, is a 2 pole, 30 amp, 240VAC breaker designed for reliable and safe operation. With its sturdy construction and high load capacity, this breaker is ideal for protecting your electrical circuits from overload and short circuits.
Technical Specifications
| Brand | Federal Pacific |
| Category | Circuit Breaker |
| Part Number | NE221030 |
| Subcategory | Molded Case Circuit Breaker |
| Family | NE Series |
| Type | NE |
| Voltage | 240 |
| Amperage | 30 |
| Phase | 1 |
| Poles | 2 |
| AIC rating | 18kA@240V |
| Connection | Bolt-On |
| Functions | LI - Long-Time and Instantaneous |
Information About NE221030
The NE221030 by Federal Pacific is a robust molded case circuit breaker (MCCB) from the NE Series, engineered for reliable electrical protection. With a voltage rating of 240 volts and an amperage capacity of 30 amps, it efficiently manages single-phase electrical currents.
Featuring two poles and a bolt-on connection, it ensures secure and stable installation in various electrical systems. Its interrupting capacity of 18kA at 240 volts enables effective protection against overloads and short circuits.
Equipped with both long-time and instantaneous trip functions (LI), it provides precise fault detection and rapid response, enhancing safety and minimizing downtime. Whether in residential, commercial, or industrial applications, the NE221030 guarantees dependable electrical protection.
Manufacturer information
Federal Pacific Electric (FPE) was a manufacturer of electrical equipment, including circuit breakers, panels, and transformers. Founded in 1920, it operated until the 1980s. FPE faced controversy due to safety issues with some products, leading to recalls and lawsuits.
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Description
This Federal Pacific circuit breaker, model NE221030, is a 2 pole, 30 amp, 240VAC breaker designed for reliable and safe operation. With its sturdy construction and high load capacity, this breaker is ideal for protecting your electrical circuits from overload and short circuits.
Technical Specifications
| Brand | Federal Pacific |
| Category | Circuit Breaker |
| Part Number | NE221030 |
| Subcategory | Molded Case Circuit Breaker |
| Family | NE Series |
| Type | NE |
| Voltage | 240 |
| Amperage | 30 |
| Phase | 1 |
| Poles | 2 |
| AIC rating | 18kA@240V |
| Connection | Bolt-On |
| Functions | LI - Long-Time and Instantaneous |
Information About NE221030
The NE221030 by Federal Pacific is a robust molded case circuit breaker (MCCB) from the NE Series, engineered for reliable electrical protection. With a voltage rating of 240 volts and an amperage capacity of 30 amps, it efficiently manages single-phase electrical currents.
Featuring two poles and a bolt-on connection, it ensures secure and stable installation in various electrical systems. Its interrupting capacity of 18kA at 240 volts enables effective protection against overloads and short circuits.
Equipped with both long-time and instantaneous trip functions (LI), it provides precise fault detection and rapid response, enhancing safety and minimizing downtime. Whether in residential, commercial, or industrial applications, the NE221030 guarantees dependable electrical protection.
Manufacturer information
Federal Pacific Electric (FPE) was a manufacturer of electrical equipment, including circuit breakers, panels, and transformers. Founded in 1920, it operated until the 1980s. FPE faced controversy due to safety issues with some products, leading to recalls and lawsuits.