ITE Cordon

ITE Cordon CE3-M070 ETM Molded Case Breaker 70A 600VAC 3P

SKU: RAMA100643156
Product type: Electrical > Circuit Protection > Molded Case Circuit Breakers
$999.00
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Ensure reliable power distribution with the ITE Cordon CE3-M070 ETM Molded Case Breaker. This high-performance circuit breaker is engineered for demanding industrial automation applications, offering robust protection and dependable operation. Its advanced design ensures safety and efficiency in critical systems. The ITE Cordon CE3-M070 ETM is a key component for maintaining the integrity of your electrical infrastructure.

Engineered for superior performance in industrial environments, the ITE Cordon CE3-M070 ETM Molded Case Breaker features a robust construction and precise tripping mechanisms. It is designed to protect electrical circuits from overcurrents and short circuits, safeguarding sensitive equipment and preventing downtime. For those seeking dependable circuit protection in automation control systems, this breaker provides the necessary reliability and safety features. Its 70A 600VAC 3P rating makes it suitable for a wide range of power distribution needs.

  • High Performance: Delivers exceptional circuit protection for industrial automation.
  • Durable Construction: Built to withstand harsh operating conditions.
  • Reliable Operation: Ensures consistent and safe power management.
  • Wide Compatibility: Suitable for diverse 600VAC 3-phase systems.
  • Advanced Safety Features: Protects against overloads and short circuits.