3VM1112-3ED32-0AA0 SIEMENS KOMPAKT ŞALTER 125A 25KA 3P

circuit breaker 3VM1 IEC frame 160 breaking capacity class N Icu=25kA @ 415V 3-pole, line protection TM210, FTFM, In=125A overload protection Ir=125A, not adjustable short-circuit protection Ii=10 x In nut keeper kit (for products not manufactured in China, only CE and EEQCO Scheme-X certifications are available)

Product

• Article number (Market Facing Number): 3VM1112-3ED32-0AA0
• Product Description: circuit breaker 3VM1 IEC frame 160 breaking capacity class N Icu=25kA @ 415V 3-pole, line protection TM210, FTFM, In=125A overload protection Ir=125A, not adjustable short-circuit protection Ii=10 x In nut keeper kit (for products not manufactured in China, only CE and EEQCO Scheme-X certifications are available)
• Product family: Not available
• Product Lifecycle (PLM): PM300:Active Product

Delivery information

• Export Control Regulations: ECCN : N / AL : N
• Standard lead time ex-works: 5 Day/Days
• Net Weight (kg): 0.931 Kg
• Packaging Dimension: 92.00 x 150.00 x 116.00
• Package size unit of measure: MM
• Quantity Unit: 1 Piece
• Packaging Quantity: 1

Additional Product Information

• EAN: 4042948810286
• UPC: Not available
• Commodity Code: 85362000
• LKZ_FDB/ CatalogID: LV10.1
• Product Group: 5377
• Group Code: P360
• Country of origin: China
• Compliance with the substance restrictions according to RoHS directive: Since: 01.06.12
• Product class: Restricted, and/or can only be reused over the medium-term
• WEEE (2012/19/EU) Take-Back Obligation: Yes
• REACH Art. 33 Duty to inform according to the current list of candidates: Reach Information There is currently no information on SVHC (Substances of Very High Concern http://echa.europa.eu/web/guest/candidate-list-table) from the supply chain and our established procedures for screening our products for Substances of Very High Concern. We compare our products regularly with the information of the upstream users with regard to the substances indicated in the candidate list in accordance with the requirements of the REACH regulation. As soon as we have new findings, our information will be updated accordingly.