E3030L | Circuit Breaker | 30A | 240V

Meet the E3030L Industrial Circuit Breaker — a dependable protection device engineered for the rigors of maintenance, retrofit, and replacement tasks in demanding electrical environments. With precise 30A capacity at 240V, this breaker is designed to slot into systems that require a straightforward, reliable match to your existing protection scheme.

Why choose the E3030L? Because when compatibility matters, this part number serves as the clear reference for safe, accurate replacement. By sticking to the exact specification, you minimize downtime and avoid the guesswork that can come with generic substitutes. This isn’t about fitting “something similar”—it’s about ensuring your circuit protection remains consistent with your equipment’s design.

Key specifications

• Amperage: 30A
• Voltage: 240V
• Part number: E3030L

Ideal uses and scenarios

Perfect for industrial panels, service equipment, and retrofit projects where a precise 30A/240V protection device is required. Use it when upgrading aging protection, replacing a failing breaker, or maintaining a panel that specifies E3030L as the compatible component. This breaker supports reliable shutdowns, protects electrical circuits, and helps keep critical machinery and control systems up and running.

What sets it apart

• Exact compatibility reference: The E3030L part number is your best guide for a correct, drop-in replacement.
• Clear rating alignment: 30A at 240V ensures your circuits stay within designed limits, preventing overloading and minimizing nuisance trips.
• Maintenance-friendly: Designed for straightforward replacement, reducing service time and energy waste during outages.

Practical considerations

• Verify fit and ratings before ordering: Confirm that 30A and 240V align with your equipment’s specifications and panel requirements.
• Keep the part reference handy: Record the E3030L number for future maintenance and spares to ensure quick, accurate procurement.
• Inspect surrounding components during retrofit: Check that adjacent breakers and wiring insulation are rated for the same voltage and current to maintain overall system safety.