BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-D-10A Mitsubishi BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-D-10A 3-Pole Type D 10A Circuit Breaker - Product View | Vibocnc
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Mitsubishi BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-D-10A 3-Pole Type D 10A Circuit Breaker

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SKU: BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-D-10A

Alternate: BHWT103PTYPED10A

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Brand
Mitsubishi
Part Number
BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-D-10A
Warranty
12 months
Lead time
3-7 days
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Product Description

The Mitsubishi BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-D-10A (BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-D-10A) is a three-pole miniature circuit breaker engineered for reliable overcurrent and short-circuit protection in low-voltage electrical distribution and automated control systems. Featuring a Type D tripping characteristic, this unit is tailored for circuits with high inductive inrush currents, making it well-suited for industrial automation machinery, power supplies, transformers, and heavy motor starting circuits. With its 10 A rated operational current and three-pole configuration, it safely interrupts fault currents while preventing nuisance tripping during normal equipment startup transients. Designed for integration into electrical cabinets and standard DIN rail switchboards, the Mitsubishi BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-D-10A provides dependable service continuity, thermal-magnetic trip performance, and straightforward wiring connectivity. It protects sensitive industrial electronics, feed lines, and motor branches from sustained thermal overload and direct short circuits. As part of Mitsubishi Electric's protective switchgear family, this circuit breaker helps ensure uptime and operational safety across diverse manufacturing environments, process lines, and facility power distribution panels.

Technical Specifications

SKU
BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-D-10A
Brand
Mitsubishi
Part Number
BHW-T10-3P-TYPE-D-10A
Category
Circuit Breaker
Condition
new
Warranty
12 months
Country of Origin
China

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