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Miniature Circuit Breaker: 15 A Amps, 120V AC, 0.5 in Wd, 10kA at 120V AC, UBIF, 1 Poles
- Item
- 3YMP2
- Mfr. Model
- UBIF015N
Product Details
- Catalog Page
- 192
- Brand
- FEDERAL PACIFIC
- Amps
- 15 A
- AC Voltage Rating
- 120V AC
- Circuit Breaker Type
- Standard
- Number of Poles
- 1
- DC Voltage Rating
- Not Rated
- Circuit Breaker Actuator
- Toggle
- Circuit Breaker Mounting Style
- Plug In
- Compatible Panelboard/Load Center Series
- X125-0816C
- Phase
- Single
- Max. AIR Rating
- 10kA at 120V AC
- For Use With
- Federal Pacific Load Centers
- Terminal Connection
- Lug
- Frame Size
- 60A/SWD
- Length
- 3.36 in
- Width
- 0.5 in
- Depth
- 2.55 in
- Min. Operating Temp.
- 0 °F
- Max. Operating Temp.
- 250 °F
- Min. Wire Size
- 14 AWG
- Max. Wire Size
- 10 AWG
- Standards
- ETL Listed; UL Listed
- Series
- UBIF
- UNSPSC
- 39121601
- Country of Origin
- China (subject to change)
- Product Description
These miniature circuit breakers plug or bolt into place in Federal Pacific load centers. They interrupt currents when faults are detected in the circuit. They connect to the power supply through bus bars, which eliminates the need to pigtail wires and helps organize the load center.