Circuit Breaker, 5SY4 Series, 50A, 3+N Pole, 400V AC, 10kA at 400V AC, C Curve MPN:5SY46507
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Circuit Breaker, 5SY4 Series, 50A, 3+N Pole, 400V AC, 10kA at 400V AC, C Curve
Protect your industrial equipment with the Siemens 5SY4 Series Circuit Breaker, a reliable and efficient solution for demanding applications. This 3+N pole circuit breaker is designed to handle 50A of current and 10kA of short-circuit current at 400V AC, making it ideal for use in industrial settings where high power is required. With a compact design and easy mounting on DIN rail, it's perfect for applications such as motor control, lighting, and HVAC systems. The C curve provides fast tripping times for increased safety, and the thermal magnetic trip type ensures reliable operation in a variety of conditions.
Top product features:
- Protects against overloads and short circuits with a 10kA at 400V AC maximum AIR rating
- Provides 3+N pole functionality for enhanced circuit control and flexibility
- Features a thermal magnetic trip type for reliable and accurate fault detection and interruption
Top product applications:
- Industrial
- Circuit Breaker Actuator Toggle
- Terminal Connection Screw Clamp
IEC Supplementary Protector, Amps 50 A, AC Voltage Rating 400V AC, Max. AIR Rating 10kA at 400V AC, Series 5SY4, Curve Type C, DC Voltage Rating 72V DC, Number of Poles 3+N, Phase 3, Circuit Breaker Actuator Toggle, Circuit Breaker Mounting Style DIN Rail, Meets UL Type UL 1077, Terminal Connection Screw Clamp, Trip Type Thermal Magnetic, Application Industrial, Min. Wire Size 14 AWG, Max. Wire Size 4 AWG, Length 3.74 in, Width 2.95 in, Depth 3.26 in
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: DE
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 30 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 3.74
- Package Width: 2.95
- Package Height: 3.26
- Package Weight: 0.10
Product info last updated on February 3, 2026 1:46am UTC
Category: Circuit Protection