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CHINT NXM-1000H/4300 MCCB – 1000A, 4P, 50kA Molded Case Circuit Breaker

CHINT NXM-1000H/4300 MCCB – 1000A, 4P, 50kA Molded Case Circuit Breaker

GH₵9,500.00 GH₵12,000.00

Product Description:
The CHINT NXM-1000H/4300 4-Pole 1000A MCCB is engineered for the most demanding power distribution networks, providing safe and reliable protection for high-load three-phase + neutral (4P) electrical systems. Designed on the NXM-1000 frame, it supports critical applications such as substations, large-scale commercial facilities, heavy industries, and backup generator systems.

With a rated current of 1000A and breaking capacity of 50kA at 230V / 36kA at 400V, it is equipped with a fixed thermal-magnetic trip unit and built to meet IEC/EN 60947-2 international standards. The 4-pole configuration ensures full isolation of phases and neutral, ideal for balanced systems requiring safe and complete disconnection.


Key Features:

  • Rated Current: 1000A

  • Poles: 4P (3-phase + Neutral)

  • Breaking Capacity: 50kA @ 230V / 36kA @ 400V

  • Voltage Rating: Up to 800V AC (Ui)

  • Trip Unit: Fixed thermal-magnetic

  • Push-to-Trip Test Button

  • Frame: NXM-1000 – Built for high-power networks

  • Certifications: IEC/EN 60947-2, CE, EAC, KEMA


Technical Specifications:

  • Model: NXM-1000H/4300

  • Rated Current (In): 1000A

  • Poles: 4P

  • Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui): 800V

  • Impulse Voltage (Uimp): 8kV

  • Rated Operating Voltage (Ue):

    • 230V: 50kA

    • 400V: 36kA

    • 415V: 36kA

  • Breaking Capacity (Icu/Ics):

    • 230/240V: 50kA / 30kA

    • 400/415V: 36kA / 20kA

  • Frequency: 50/60Hz

  • Mounting: Fixed, front-connected

  • Operating Temperature: -25°C to +70°C

  • Trip Type: Thermal-magnetic (non-adjustable)


Applications:

  • Utility substations

  • Generator and transformer protection

  • Large-scale commercial buildings

  • High-capacity backup systems

  • Industrial automation networks

  • Electrical distribution panels requiring neutral control

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