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EATON DK Series Complete Molded Case Circuit Breakers, K Frame

Eaton DK Series complete MCCBs are used in motor control centres, switchboards, panelboards and busways to protect electrical systems from overcurrent and short circuit conditions.

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EATON DK3400XA
EATON DK2400WB
EATON DK3350C
StyleModelAmpsNumber Of PolesPrice
A
DK3400X		---
RFQ
A
DK3400V		--£2,995.58
A
DK3250Y		--£7,493.04
A
DK3250C		--£7,650.73
A
DK3300H08		---
RFQ
A
DK3300WS10		--£8,984.41
A
DK3250V		--£7,614.58
A
DK3350W		--£2,862.76
A
DK3400A02		---
RFQ
A
DK3350X		--£7,080.77
B
DK2400W		--£6,559.38
B
DK2400Y		--£6,220.11
A
DK3300S42		--£9,353.97
A
DK3400U22		--£9,353.97
A
DK3400WS32		---
RFQ
B
DK2400KA06X07Y08		---
RFQ
A
DK3400S09		---
RFQ
B
DK2300V		--£6,336.71
B
DK2250W		--£6,073.93
B
DK2300S47		---
RFQ
B
DK2400KA06X07Y03		--£6,205.32
A
DK3250H08		--£7,263.10
A
DK3300W		--£2,862.76
A
DK3300Z15		--£7,614.58
A
DK3300X		--£7,080.77
A
DK3400H08		--£8,384.92
A
DK3400WJ01		--£8,680.55
A
DK3400Y		---
RFQ
B
DK2400KA05X07Y08		--£6,875.46
B
DK2400C		---
RFQ
A
DK3400S10		--£9,362.19
B
DK2350W		--£6,073.93
B
DK2300X		---
RFQ
B
DK2350		---
RFQ
B
DK2400H08		--£6,045.99
A
DK3250W		--£2,862.76
A
DK3250WS42		--£9,148.66
A
DK3300V		--£7,251.56
A
DK3300S10		--£9,353.97
A
DK3300Y		--£7,493.04
A
DK3350Y		--£7,493.04
A
DK3400WS10		--£8,984.41
A
DK3400XS10		--£9,181.50
B
DK2250		--£6,080.50
B
DK2300		--£2,862.76
B
DK2300W		--£6,559.38
B
DK2400D11		--£6,147.83
A
DK3300B06		---
RFQ
A
DK3250S42		--£9,666.06
A
DK3300C		--£7,627.72
A
DK3350WS42		---
RFQ
A
DK3350VW		--£7,259.81
A
DK3300Z01		--£7,614.58
A
DK3400W		--£2,534.18
A
DK3400WS42		--£8,565.58
B
DK2350V		---
RFQ
A
DK3250		250A3£2,862.76
C
DK3350		350A3£2,862.76
B
DK2400		400A2£2,862.76

Features

  • These MCCBs have 2 / 3 pole configurations for controlling multiple connections simultaneously.
  • They are equipped with a sliding switch with an On / Off function to identify the functioning of the circuit breaker.
  • These K-frame circuit breakers have a moulded case construction, which provides increased durability and protection against mechanical damage.
  • They are available in amperage ratings of 250, 350 and 400A.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the reasons for frequent tripping of the circuit breaker?

Current overloads, short-circuits, ground fault surges, defective circuit breakers or an arc fault can cause tripping of the circuit breaker.

What are the points to inspect before operating the circuit breaker?

  • Keep the area around the breaker clean by using an enclosure. Remove the dust, dirt, grease, moisture, foreign contaminants or any safety hazards near the circuit breaker area.
  • Check that the unit's mechanical linkages, like the toggle actuator, are free to move by switching the unit On & Off several times.
  • Press the optional push-to-trip button at the bottom side of the unit to mechanically test the circuit breaker.
  • Inspect the unit for any cracks, chipping, discolouration or any sign of overheating. Tighten the terminals & connectors. Check the mounting hardware.

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