Ud.Control NSX100 AC 4P4R 63A TMD
Ud.Control NSX100 AC 4P4R 63A TMD

SCHNEIDER NSX100 controller, 4 poles, 63A, type TMD.

IMPO C104TM063
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€141.84
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The Ud.Control NSX100 AC 4P4R 63A TMD is a circuit breaker designed to protect electrical circuits. It offers a 63-amp capacity and features four poles, making it ideal for industrial and commercial applications requiring efficient energy control.
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Description

The Ud.Control NSX100 AC 4P4R 63A TMD is a high-quality circuit breaker designed to provide effective protection in medium- and low-voltage electrical systems. This device features a robust and compact design, ideal for industrial and commercial applications where precise control and high breaking capacity are required. Its advanced technology allows for a rapid response to overloads and short circuits, ensuring the safety and continuity of the power supply. Furthermore, its easy installation and maintenance make it a reliable option for professionals in the sector.

  • Model: NSX100 AC 4P4R
  • Rated current: 63A
  • Protection type: TMD (Thermomagnetic)
  • Number of poles: 4 (four)
  • Breaking capacity: High, suitable for demanding applications
  • Dimensions: Compact, optimized for small spaces
  • Installation: Quick and easy, compatible with different electrical systems
  • Material: Robust construction for greater durability
  • Standards: Complies with international safety standards
  • Applications: Ideal for industrial environments and commercial

Product Details

Frequency 50/60 Hz
EAN 3606482000223
No. of poles 4P
Reference SCHNEIDER C104TM063
Rated current (A) 63
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Referencia IMPO C104TM063
EAN 3606482000223

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