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GE 133D6347-G1

Product Name:​ GE 133D Series Air Circuit Breaker (ACB)
Product Introduction:​ A low-voltage frame-type air circuit breaker from the GE 133D series, providing main incoming and feeder protection in low-voltage distribution systems with electronic intelligent trip unit.

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Technical Specifications:
  • Rated Current (In):​ 600 A
  • Poles:​ 4-pole (4P)
  • Rated Short-Circuit Breaking Capacity (Icu):​ 70 kA @ 600 VAC
  • Rated Service Short-Circuit Breaking Capacity (Ics):​ 50 kA @ 600 VAC
  • Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui):​ 690 VAC
  • Rated Operating Voltage (Ue):​ ≤ 690 VAC
  • Frequency:​ 50/60 Hz
  • Trip Unit:​ Electronic intelligent (Micrologic-type)
  • Protection Functions:​ L (overload long-time), S (short-time delay), I (instantaneous), G (optional ground fault)
  • Mechanical Life:​ ≥ 10,000 operations
  • Electrical Life:​ ≥ 5,000 operations at 600 A / Icu
  • Protection Class:​ IP40 (front-connected)
Functional Features:​ Field-adjustable electronic trip parameters without changing the trip unit; 3-stage (LSI) + optional ground fault (G); drawer-type structure allows live insertion/withdrawal with safe isolation break.
Material & Construction:​ Housing in glass-fiber reinforced polyester (DMC composite, UL94 V-0); AgSnO₂ silver-tin oxide alloy contacts; metal splitter-plate arc chute with magnetic blow-out; spring-energy-storage operating mechanism; copper (T2) terminals with tin plating.
Working Principle:​ The electronic trip unit continuously samples per-phase current. On overload, a delayed trip is driven by inverse-time characteristics that release the spring mechanism and rapidly open the main contacts; short-circuit faults cause instantaneous trip without delay.
Application Scenarios:​ Low-voltage main switchboards, feeder protection, motor circuit protection in power plants, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities.
Installation & Usage Notes:​ Drawer-type mounting requires proper alignment and locking; verify trip unit settings before energizing; periodic mechanical operation test recommended.

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