Eaton
Eaton FAZ-C7/1-NA-SP IEC Miniature Circuit Breaker 7A 1 Pole
IEC miniature circuit breaker rated 7 A, single-pole, C-curve, 10 kA interrupting at 277/480 V AC with DIN-rail screw-clamp terminals
- 7 A single-pole protection for dedicated circuits
- Thermal-magnetic trip clears overloads and short circuits
- 10 kA interrupting capacity at 277/480 V AC
- DIN-rail mount fits standard IEC enclosures
- Screw-clamp terminals accept solid and stranded wire
IEC Miniature Circuit Breaker 7 A
The Eaton FAZ-NA series breaker provides single-pole circuit protection for AC and DC installations. It uses a thermal-magnetic trip mechanism with a C-curve characteristic to handle moderate inrush currents. The unit mounts on a standard DIN rail and accepts screw-clamp terminal connections. It is rated for 7 A continuous current in a single-phase configuration.
Voltage and interrupting limits
The breaker carries an AC voltage rating of 277/480 V and a DC rating of 48 V. Its maximum AIR interrupting rating is 10 kA at the rated AC voltage. These limits define the highest prospective fault current the device can safely interrupt. Applications with higher available fault current or different voltage levels require alternative protection.
UL 489 compliance
The product meets UL 489 requirements for branch-circuit protection. This certification determines whether the breaker is accepted for use in electrical panels and equipment subject to North American inspection authorities. Installations that do not require UL 489 listing may use other device classes.
Highlights
- 7 A single-pole protection for dedicated circuits
- Thermal-magnetic trip clears overloads and short circuits
- 10 kA interrupting capacity at 277/480 V AC
- DIN-rail mount fits standard IEC enclosures
- Screw-clamp terminals accept solid and stranded wire
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 7 A single-pole version or a different rating?
Select the 7 A single-pole breaker when the circuit load requires 7 amps of thermal-magnetic protection on one phase; other amperages or pole counts protect different loads.
What does the 10 kA rating mean once the breaker is installed?
It means the breaker can safely interrupt up to 10 kA of fault current at 277/480 V AC without damage.
How does the IEC/UL 489 standard cap the breaker's use in practice?
The UL 489 listing certifies it for branch-circuit protection up to 277/480 V AC and 48 V DC within the 10 kA interrupting limit.
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