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Klixon 6752100-60 Circuit Breakers
MFR Model# 6752100-60
Overview
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Klixon 6752-100 series thermal–magnetic circuit breakers are designed and manufactured to meet stringent military standards with the reliability of the 6752 design. The 6752-100 is similar to the 6752-12 in size, and includes current ratings ranging from 50 to 100 amps. The higher interrupting capacity, vibration resistance and longer cycling life of the 6752-100 series exceed previous military standards. In addition, the 6752-100 series provide ambient compensation, fault coordination of all ratings an option for auxiliary circuits. Ambient Temperature Compensation The 6752-100 series circuit breakers maintain their performance capabilities by means of a thermal compensator in the temperature range of -40°C to 70°C. High Short Circuit Capacity A deionizing grid and magnetic assist enable the 6752-100 series to successfully interrupt four fault currents of 6,000 amperes — two at sea level and two at 60,000 feet — on either a 120 VAC, 400 Hz system or a 30 VDC system. |
Features
- Current ratings: 60 amps
- Proven reliability and performance of the 6752 series circuit breaker
- Trip–free design
- Circuit protection unaffected by temperature fluctuations MIL-C-5809 qualified
- Ambient compensated
- High vibration resistance
- High interrupting capacity: 6,000 amps
- Typical use: Military
Specifications
- Amp: 60
- Vibration: 10G, 50–2,000 Hz (other vibration levels available)
- Mechanical Shock: 30G
- Acceleration: 10G
- Weight: 113.6 gram (0.25 pound) maximum
- Interrupt Current: 120VAC, 400 Hz: 3,500 amps; 28 VDC: 6,000 amps
- Endurance: 5,000 cycles: 120 VAC, 400 Hz inductive;5,000 cycles: 120 VAC, 400 Hz resistive; 2,500 cycles: 28 VDC, 400 Hz inductive; 5,000 cycles: 28 VDC, 400 Hz resistive; 5,000 cycles: Mechanical, no load
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Per the supplier: No, this circuit breaker does not hold FAA Approval.
Yes, it will.
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