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Eaton Cutler-Hammer RDC316T33WP02S29Y01 1600A 3-Pole Molded Case Circuit Breaker – Bolt-On – 600V

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Eaton Cutler-Hammer RDC316T33WP02S29Y01 1600A 3-Pole Molded Case Circuit Breaker – Bolt-On – 600VThe RDC316T33WP02S29Y01 molded case circuit breaker from Eaton Cutler Hammer is built for demanding electrical distribution systems where dependable protection and coordination are essential. This breaker is part of the R Frame series and features an electronic Digitrip RMS 310 trip unit, designed to provide consistent monitoring and tripping accuracy under varying load conditions. The unit offers LS protection functions, including adjustable long

The RDC316T33WP02S29Y01 molded case circuit breaker from Eaton / Cutler-Hammer is built for demanding electrical distribution systems where dependable protection and coordination are essential. This breaker is part of the R-Frame series and features an electronic Digitrip RMS 310 trip unit, designed to provide consistent monitoring and tripping accuracy under varying load conditions.

The unit offers LS protection functions, including adjustable long-delay and short-delay settings. The long-delay pickup level is configured through a rating plug, which determines the continuous current rating and must be installed for the breaker to operate. Short-delay protection can be configured with either I²t response for coordinated protection or flat response for faster clearing in specific applications.

This configuration also includes factory-installed option codes P02, S29, and Y01, providing additional configuration flexibility depending on system requirements.

Voltage and Ratings

  • Current Rating: 1600 Amps (calibrated at 40°C)
  • Poles: 3
  • Maximum Voltage: 600 VAC
  • Frequency: 50/60 Hz

Interrupting Capacity

  • 200 kA at 240 VAC
  • 100 kA at 480 VAC
  • 65 kA at 600 VAC

Technical Specifications

  • Breaker Category: Molded Case Circuit Breaker (MCCB)
  • Frame Series: RDC / R-Frame
  • Trip Unit Type: Digitrip RMS 310 (Electronic, Non-Interchangeable)
  • Protection Functions: LS – Long Delay and Short Delay
  • Long Delay Pickup: Adjustable using rating plug
  • Short Delay Pickup: Adjustable with I²t or flat response curve
  • Mounting Method: Bolt-On installation
  • Configuration Codes: P02 / S29 / Y01 factory options

Product Data

  • Manufacturer: Eaton / Cutler-Hammer
  • Model Number: RDC316T33WP02S29Y01
  • Frame Type: R Frame
  • Rated Current: 1600 A
  • Poles: 3
  • Maximum Voltage: 600 VAC
  • Trip Adjustment Range: 2–8 × continuous current rating
  • Interrupting Ratings:
    • 200 kA @ 240 VAC
    • 100 kA @ 480 VAC
    • 65 kA @ 600 VAC
  • Connection Type: Bolt-On
  • Warranty: 1 Year

Important Notes

  • A compatible rating plug is required for proper breaker operation and must be installed before use.
  • Product images typically show a standard reference model and may vary from the exact configuration.
  • If accessories are ordered together with the breaker, they can be installed prior to shipment to match the requested setup.
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