# Schneider Electric Mvs20N Trip Unit - 3-Pole 1000V Circuit Breaker

The Schneider Electric Mvs20N 3-Pole 1000V 50 60Hz circuit breaker trip unit offers superior electrical system protection. Designed for industrial and commercial applications, it ensures safety and efficiency with rapid overcurrent response.

This robust unit features an Ics rating of 100% Icu Cat.B Iec/En 60947-2 and a maximum current rating of 2000A. The Et6G trip system provides reliable performance, while part numbers W13487, W12186, W14016, W13462, and W14015 ensure compatibility. Also includes part numbers E161835, E63335, 65Gl, S1B36406, Gh800017Aa, K13236, 08982, H3, and Up-gf.

-   **High Reliability:** Ensures consistent performance in demanding environments
-   **Quick Response:** Et6G trip system for fast overcurrent protection
-   **Wide Application:** Suitable for diverse industrial and commercial uses
-   **Durable Build:** Sturdy construction for long-lasting operation
-   **Safety Assurance:** Meets high safety standards with a 1000V rating

**Specifications:** Voltage rating of 1000V. Frequency: 50/60Hz. Maximum current rating of 2000A. Ics rating of 100% Icu Cat.B Iec/En 60947-2.

Trust Schneider Electric for reliable circuit protection in your industrial automation systems. The Mvs20N trip unit delivers top-tier performance. Secure your electrical system today.

Also our company name is Ram Automations and also you can contact us on email info@ramautomations.com

## Details

- **Price:** 999.0 USD
- **Vendor:** Ram Automations
- **Type:** Industrial Automation > Circuit Breakers > Trip Units
- **Tags:** 1000V, circuit breaker, electrical protection, industrial automation, Mvs20N, Schneider Electric, trip unit

## Variants

| Variant | Price | Available |
|---------|-------|-----------|
| Used | 999.00 USD | In stock |

## Images

- Schneider Electric Mvs20N Trip Unit - 3-Pole 1000V Circuit Breaker-Ram Automations

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> Source: [Ram Automations](https://ramautomations.com/products/schneider-electric-mvs20n-trip-unit)
> Updated: 2026-10-05