Square D EDB34100 100A 3-Pole Thermal-Magnetic – Bolt-On – 480Y/277V
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Square D EDB34100 100A 3-Pole Thermal-Magnetic – Bolt-On – 480Y/277V

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Square D EDB34100 100A 3-Pole Thermal-Magnetic – Bolt-On – 480Y/277VThe Square D EDB34100 100A 3 Pole Thermal Magnetic Bolt On 480Y 277V circuit breaker provides dependable 100 Amp, 3 pole thermal magnetic protection for commercial and industrial 480Y 277V AC systems. Designed for Square D NF panelboards and equipment, this E Frame breaker delivers robust overload and short circuit protection with an interrupt rating of 25 kAIC at 240V AC and below, and 18 kAIC at 480Y 277V AC. The bolt on mounting simplifies

The Square D EDB34100 100A 3-Pole Thermal-Magnetic – Bolt-On – 480Y/277V circuit breaker provides dependable 100 Amp, 3-pole thermal-magnetic protection for commercial and industrial 480Y/277V AC systems. Designed for Square D NF panelboards and equipment, this E-Frame breaker delivers robust overload and short-circuit protection with an interrupt rating of 25 kAIC at 240V AC and below, and 18 kAIC at 480Y/277V AC. The bolt-on mounting simplifies installation, and the Visi-Trip indicator allows fast fault identification. Equipped with lug terminals supporting copper or aluminum conductors up to AWG 2/0, it ensures reliable performance, safety, and compliance with UL, cULus, and HACR standards for demanding commercial and lighting applications.

Voltage and Rating

  • Current Rating: 100 Amps
  • Voltage Rating: 480Y/277 Volts AC
  • Interrupting Capacity:
  • 25 kAIC at 240V AC and below
  • 18 kAIC at 480Y/277V AC
  • Frequency: 50/60 Hz

Key Specifications

  • Breaker Type: Thermal-Magnetic
  • Number of Poles: 3-Pole
  • Mounting Type: Bolt-On
  • Product Range: E-Frame (for Square D NF panelboards and equipment)
  • Application: Commercial and industrial branch circuit protection
  • Special Features: Visi-Trip indicator
  • Ratings: UL Listed, cULus, HACR Rated

Technical Specifications

  • Connection Type: Lug terminals
  • Wire Size: AWG 14–2/0 Cu/Al
  • Terminal Tightening Torque:
  • 34.5 lb-in (AWG 14–10)
  • 49.6 lb-in (AWG 8–2/0)
  • Operating Mechanism: Thermal-magnetic
  • Interrupt Rating: 25 kAIC at 240V AC and below; 18 kAIC at 480Y/277V AC
  • Certifications: UL Listed, cULus, HACR Rated

Product Data

  • Manufacturer: Schneider Electric
  • Brand: Square D
  • Model Number: EDB34100
  • UPC: 785901875383

Dimensions

    • Height: 5.66 in
    • Width: 2.94 in
    • Depth: 4.05 in
    • Weight: 4.0 lbs
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