BHW-T10-2P-TYPE-B-16A Mitsubishi BHW-T10-2P-TYPE-B-16A 2-Pole Type B 16A Circuit Breaker - Product View | Vibocnc
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Mitsubishi BHW-T10-2P-TYPE-B-16A 2-Pole Type B 16A Circuit Breaker

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SKU: BHW-T10-2P-TYPE-B-16A

Alternate: BHWT102PTYPEB16A

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Brand
Mitsubishi
Part Number
BHW-T10-2P-TYPE-B-16A
Warranty
12 months
Lead time
3-7 days
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Product Description

The Mitsubishi BHW-T10-2P-TYPE-B-16A (BHW-T10-2P-TYPE-B-16A) is a two-pole miniature circuit breaker designed for electrical circuit protection in low-voltage power distribution and industrial control systems. Engineered by Mitsubishi Electric, this protective device features a rated current of 16 A and a Type B instantaneous tripping characteristic, making it well suited for safeguarding resistive loads, lighting circuits, and control wiring against overcurrents and short circuits. The two-pole configuration provides simultaneous switching and isolation of phase and neutral conductors or two active phases, enhancing overall electrical safety in demanding industrial automation installations. Built for installation in control cabinets, distribution switchboards, and machine-level power panels, the circuit breaker protects connected equipment and downstream devices from thermal overload and electrical faults. It supports reliable operation within power distribution frameworks, industrial control panels, and automation machinery requiring dependable branch circuit protection. This robust modular circuit breaker ensures reliable performance, consistent tripping accuracy, and equipment protection across various factory automation and commercial installations.

Technical Specifications

SKU
BHW-T10-2P-TYPE-B-16A
Brand
Mitsubishi
Part Number
BHW-T10-2P-TYPE-B-16A
Category
Circuit Breaker
Condition
new
Warranty
12 months
Country of Origin
China

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