BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-C-40A Mitsubishi BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-C-40A 3-Pole 40A Type C Circuit Breaker - Product View | Vibocnc
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Mitsubishi BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-C-40A 3-Pole 40A Type C Circuit Breaker

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SKU: BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-C-40A

Alternate: BHWT103PTYPEC40A

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Brand
Mitsubishi
Part Number
BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-C-40A
Warranty
12 months
Lead time
3-7 days
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Product Description

The Mitsubishi BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-C-40A (BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-C-40A) is a three-pole circuit breaker engineered for reliable overcurrent protection and branch circuit defense in industrial automation panels and power distribution installations. As part of the Mitsubishi BHW-T10 series, this modular protective device features a 40 A current rating and utilizes a Type C tripping characteristic curve, making it suited for inductive loads and electrical circuits subject to standard switching surges. The three-pole (3P) structure ensures synchronized protection across multi-phase electrical networks, safeguarding connected equipment from damage caused by sustained overloads and short-circuit conditions. Engineered for integration into control cabinets and standard electrical enclosures, the unit provides secure terminal connections for power wiring and robust switching performance. Typical applications include protecting three-phase motors, power distribution panels, control circuitry, and industrial machinery where dependable circuit isolation is required. The Mitsubishi BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-C-40A delivers critical electrical protection to maintain operational safety, minimize downtime, and prevent system faults across commercial and industrial power distribution environments.

Technical Specifications

SKU
BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-C-40A
Brand
Mitsubishi
Part Number
BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-C-40A
Category
Circuit Breaker
Condition
new
Warranty
12 months
Country of Origin
China

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