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EATON G Series Molded Case Switches, JG Frame
Eaton G Series molded case switches are used in industrial and commercial applications to provide safe and reliable connection / disconnection of electrical power from a circuit during overload and short circuit protection.
A| Style | Model | Price (ex. VAT) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | JGK3250KSG | €6,485.71 | |
| A | JGK3250KSGF01 | €3,434.13 |
Features
- Eaton G Series molded case switches feature stainless steel terminals for corrosion resistance and durability.
- They have an operating current and voltage rating of 250A and 600VAC, respectively.
- These molded case switches are equipped with line & load with metric mounting hardware for securing the unit and mitigating the risk of loosening or falling.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the installation process for Eaton G Series molded case switches?
- Begin by turning off the power to the circuit. Then, remove the switch cover and mount it on either a DIN rail or a panel.
- Proceed to connect the incoming and outgoing wires to the switch using the proper terminals.
- Once done, replace the cover and turn on the power to the circuit.
What pole configuration do Eaton G Series molded case switches offer?
3 pole configuration.
How do I know if my Eaton G Series molded case switches needs to be replaced?
These molded case switches may require replacement if frequent tripping, visible damage, a burning odour or failure to reset after being tripped are noticed. Moreover, if the switch is outdated or no longer meets the latest electrical codes & standards, it may also need to be replaced.
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