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| Part Number | 3P70 |
| Amperes | 70 |
| Poles | 3 |
| Voltage | 240 |
| Product Type | Circuit Breaker |
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The 3P70 is a rugged industrial circuit breaker engineered for three‑phase power systems. With a 70A rating, 3‑pole configuration, 240V operation, and a 10kA interrupting capacity, this unit is built to safeguard equipment and people in demanding environments while simplifying panel upgrades and retrofits.
Why choose the 3P70 for your project?
How this breaker helps you manage risk: by interrupting fault currents up to 10kA, it protects downstream equipment from damage, reduces downtime, and supports safer maintenance routines. When you’re ordering, rely on the part number (3P70) as the most dependable reference for compatibility with your panel or switchgear—verify fit and ratings before placing the order to avoid mismatches.
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General feedback we often hear from customers purchasing industrial electrical parts.
Solid quality component. Exactly as described on the product page.
Maintenance team · Ontario
Packaging was secure and the item arrived clean and ready for installation.
Electrical contractor · GTA
We’ve used this type on multiple jobs and it’s been reliable so far.
Panel shop · Canada/US
Fast industrial sourcing support
Email us at sales@ampstate.com for pricing, availability, alternates, and project support.
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