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ASI publishes circuit breaker catalog

Source: Automation Systems Interconnect, Inc. (ASI)
25 November, 2008
1 min read
Catalog provides specifications, ordering information, and features on circuit breakers, including UL1077, UL489, high current, high density, ground fault protectors and accessories.

November 25, 2008 - Automation Systems Interconnect released a new easy to read circuit breaker catalog. The catalog provides specifications, ordering information, and features on our wide range of circuit breakers. ASI breaker line includes UL1077, UL489, high current, high density, Ground fault protectors and accessories. The catalog includes new UL1077 Standard Circuit breakers. These new supplementary protectors are available in 1, 2 and 3 poles with the option of B, C and D curve.

They carry a minimum amp rating of 1A and a maximum amp rating of 63 A. For ease, all breakers have an on/off indicator, reliable wire connections and convenient DIN rail mounting. Also included is a new Ground Fault Protector for electrical equipment. When a ground fault or earth leakage greater than 30mA is detected the NDB1L automatically opens the circuit. A visual trip indicator and push to test button are useful features.

The NDB1L is available in 6 to 32Amps with convenient DIN rail mounting and shockproof wire terminations.

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