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Mfr Part #	Quantity Available	Price	Series	Package	Product Status	Mounting Type	Breaker Type	Current Rating (Amps)	Voltage Rating - AC	Voltage Rating - DC	Actuator Type	Number of Poles	Illumination	Illumination Voltage (Nominal)

1019985 CIRCUIT BRAKER 20A Phoenix Contact	750 In Stock 452 Factory	1 : ¥100.99000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	20A	277 V	60 V	Lever	1	None	-
1019980 CIRCUIT BRAKER 10A Phoenix Contact	1,266 In Stock 321 Factory	1 : ¥102.99000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	10A	277 V	60 V	Lever	1	None	-
1019976 CIRCUIT BRAKER 5A Phoenix Contact	1,159 In Stock	1 : ¥112.32000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	5A	277 V	60 V	Lever	1	None	-
1019983 CIRCUIT BRAKER 15A Phoenix Contact	858 In Stock	1 : ¥112.32000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	15A	277 V	60 V	Lever	1	None	-
1020009 CIRCUIT BRAKER 30A Phoenix Contact	157 In Stock	1 : ¥287.18000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	30A	277 V	125 V	Lever	2	None	-
1019992 CIRCUIT BRAKER 63A Phoenix Contact	191 In Stock 22 Factory	1 : ¥112.32000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	63A	277 V	60 V	Lever	1	None	-
1019921 CIRCUIT BRAKER 20A Phoenix Contact	216 In Stock 766 Factory	1 : ¥143.59000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	20A	277 V	60 V	Lever	1	None	-
1019919 CIRCUIT BRAKER 15A Phoenix Contact	58 In Stock	1 : ¥143.59000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	15A	277 V	60 V	Lever	1	None	-
1020054 CIRCUIT BRAKER 30A Phoenix Contact	53 In Stock	1 : ¥159.55000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	30A	277 V	60 V	Lever	1	None	-
1019989 CIRCUIT BRAKER 40A Phoenix Contact	0 In Stock Check Lead Time	1 : ¥112.32000 Box	TMC 7	Box	Active	DIN Rail	Thermal Magnetic	40A	277 V	60 V	Lever	1	None	-

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Circuit Breakers

A circuit breaker is an automatically operated electrical switch designed to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by excess current from an overload or short circuit. Its basic function is to interrupt current flow after a fault is detected. Unlike a fuse, which operates once and then must be replaced, a circuit breaker can be reset (either manually or automatically) to resume normal operation.