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| Part Number | FD4050 |
| Amperes | 50 |
| Poles | 4 |
| Voltage | 600 |
| Product Type | Circuit Breaker |
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Engineered by Eaton for demanding electrical installations, the FD4050 is a 50A, 4-pole circuit breaker designed to protect 600V circuits with precise, predictable shutoff across all conductors.
For panels that power three-phase equipment with a shared neutral or for circuits that require four-conductor protection, a 4-pole design ensures all conductors disconnect together. The FD4050 provides dependable protection across the entire circuit while meeting the needs of high-demand industrial environments.
Always confirm fit and ratings before ordering. Use the part number FD4050 as the primary reference to ensure compatibility with your Eaton panel, bus configuration, and mounting style. Keep a spare on hand to minimize downtime during panel work.
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