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EATON CHFPAFGF Series Circuit Breakers


Eaton CHFPAFGF Series moulded case circuit breakers are used to protect devices and equipment against short circuits or overcurrent occurrences. These units are suitable for installation on control panels, motor control centres, panelboards, switchgear and feeder pillars.

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EATON CHFPAFGF115A
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CHFPAFGF115		€73.14
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CHFPAFGF120		€73.14
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Features

  • They feature a thermal-magnetic trip mechanism that avoids nuisance tripping on mild overloads while responding instantaneously to severe short-circuit conditions.
  • They include a trip flag to visually indicate the tripped status and a one-step Trip-to-OFF reset feature that eliminates the need for turning the breaker off before turning to the ON position.
  • These breakers protect against ground & arc faults and immediately break the circuit when electrical leakage is detected.
  • They feature standard pigtail connections for securing electrical connection points.

Standards and Approvals

  • UL

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the function of the AF / GF circuit interrupter?

Eaton's AF / GF circuit interrupter offers complete protection against both arc and ground faults to reduce unwanted tripping. It provides a quick installation and a single location to easily access and identify tripped circuits.

What is the difference between the main breaker and the branch breakers?

The main breaker protects the entire main panel and can be used as a service disconnect, while the branch breakers protect the wires leading to individual electrical loads.

What is an arc fault?

The high power discharge of electricity between two or more conductors is defined as an arc fault. This electrical discharge dissipates heat, breaking down the wire's insulation and triggering fire. Wiring protections, such as standard thermal breakers and arc fault circuit breakers can be used to visually detect arc faults.

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