Eaton CND312T36W 1200A 3-Pole 600V Circuit Breaker – Digitrip 310 LSIG
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Eaton CND312T36W 1200A 3-Pole 600V Circuit Breaker – Digitrip 310 LSIG
Eaton CND312T36W 1200A 3-Pole 600V Circuit Breaker – Digitrip 310 LSIG
Product Details
The Eaton Cutler-Hammer CND312T36W is a 1200-amp, three-pole electronic molded-case circuit breaker designed for commercial and industrial power-distribution applications. This Series C NG-frame breaker features a Digitrip 310 RMS electronic trip unit with adjustable LSIG protection.
The CND312T36W is rated for operation up to 600VAC and provides an interrupting capacity of 50kA at 480VAC. Its 100% continuous-current rating makes it suitable for demanding switchboard, distribution-panel and main-breaker applications when installed according to Eaton requirements.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
- Manufacturer: Eaton / Cutler-Hammer
- Catalog number: CND312T36W
- Product type: Molded-case circuit breaker
- Series: Series C
- Breaker type: CND
- Frame: NG
- Rated current: 1200A
- Number of poles: 3
- Voltage rating: 600VAC
- Frequency: 50/60Hz
- Interrupting rating: 50kAIC at 480VAC
- Interrupting rating at 240VAC: 85kAIC
- Trip unit: Digitrip 310 RMS
- Trip functions: LSIG
- Long-time protection: Yes
- Short-time protection: Yes
- Instantaneous protection: Yes
- Ground-fault protection: Yes
- Trip type: T172
- Continuous-current rating: 100%
- Terminals/lugs: Not included unless otherwise stated
- Approximate dimensions: 8.25 × 8.25 × 5.5 inches
- Approximate weight: 45 lb
- Compliance: HACR rated
APPLICATIONS
- Main distribution breakers
- Industrial switchboards
- Commercial electrical distribution
- Motor-control centres
- Feeder protection
- 480V and 600V electrical systems
CONDITION
Condition and included accessories are as shown in the product photographs. Please contact Ampstate before ordering if specific lugs, mounting hardware, auxiliary contacts, shunt trip or other accessories are required.
IMPORTANT
Breaker compatibility must be confirmed using the complete catalog number, voltage, interrupting rating, trip functions, mounting arrangement and terminal requirements. Installation and testing must be completed by qualified electrical personnel.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about ordering, quoting, shipping, and supplying industrial electrical equipment from Ampstate.
What products does Ampstate supply?
Ampstate supplies MCC buckets, circuit breakers, bus plugs, disconnect switches, panelmount switches, transformers, switchgear, contactors, starters, overloads, relays, trip units, and other industrial electrical components.
How do I request a quote?
You can request a quote through our contact page or email sales@ampstate.com. Please include part numbers, photos, nameplate details, voltage, amperage, quantity, and required delivery date.
Can you help identify a part from photos?
Yes. Send clear photos of the nameplate, front view, side view, labels, mounting details, and inside view if available. Our team can help identify or match the required electrical equipment.
Do you supply new, used, or refurbished equipment?
Depending on availability and the customer requirement, Ampstate may offer new, surplus, used, tested, or refurbished equipment. The condition will be clearly stated on the quote.
Do you ship outside Canada?
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Can you supply custom MCC buckets?
Yes. Ampstate can support custom MCC bucket requirements, including feeder buckets, starter buckets, VFD buckets, soft starter buckets, and replacement units. Photos, dimensions, and existing MCC details help us quote accurately.
What information should I send for an MCC bucket quote?
Please send the MCC manufacturer, series, bucket size, voltage, amperage, starter type, breaker or fuse requirement, control voltage, door layout, photos, and any drawings or existing part numbers.
Do you provide warranty?
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