Technical specifications
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| Application | PLC Industry |
| Rated Current | 50A |
| Poles | 2P |
| Breaker Type | NF50-FAU |
| Model | NF50-FAU 2P 50A |
| Type | Molded Case Circuit Breaker |
Description
Mitsubishi Electric NF50-FAU 2P 50A - Molded Case Circuit Breaker
Durable and reliable mold case circuit breaker for industrial applications.
Mitsubishi Electric NF50-FAU 2P 50A Molded Case Circuit Breaker: Designed for the PLC industry, this reliable breaker features a compact design and robust performance. It is engineered to handle high-current applications with precision, ensuring safe and efficient operation. The molded case construction provides durability and protection against environmental factors, making it an ideal choice for industrial environments.
Alternative Names
- NF50-FAU 2P 50A
- NF50-FAU 2P molded case breaker
- Mitsubishi Electric NF50-FAU 50A
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