November 2, 2008 - Automation Systems Interconnect introduced a line of high current Din rail mounted circuit breakers. Whereas most DIN rail mounted circuit breakers, MCB’s, have a max rating of 63 amps, the new NDM1-125 series from ASI is rated up to 125 amps. The NDM1-125, high-current circuit breakers are UL1077 Recognized for use as supplemental protectors and are available in 1, 2 and 3-pole versions and can be ordered in the industry standard C or D trip curves. With a 10kA interrupt capacity, visual trip indicator, compact DIN rail mount design and a long mechanical life the NDM1-125 is ideal for those applications where current protection ranging from 50 amps to 125 amps is required. All NDM1 circuit breakers are 300% factory tested to insure long-term quality and reliability.
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ASI releases NDM1-125 miniature circuit breakers
NDM1-125 series DIN rail mounted circuit breakers are rated up to 125 amps.
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