Siemens 3VA5130-6ED11-0AA0 30A 1P 277V Circuit Breaker | AmpState

The Siemens 3VA5130-6ED11-0AA0 is a dedicated 30 A, 1-pole circuit breaker designed to protect essential circuits in panelboards, load centers, and electrical distribution networks. Built for exact compatibility with Siemens systems, this breaker delivers a direct part-number match that simplifies sourcing, installation, and ongoing maintenance.

With a 277V rating, this breaker is tailored for commercial and industrial environments where reliable overcurrent protection is critical for lighting, power distribution, and control circuits. It’s a smart choice for maintenance teams, panel builders, and facilities planners who prioritize consistent fit and predictable performance in spare inventories.

Technical snapshot

• Manufacturer: Siemens
• Part number: 3VA5130-6ED11-0AA0
• Product type: Circuit Breaker
• Amperage: 30 A
• Poles: 1
• Voltage: 277V
• Availability: AmpState

Why this matters is simple: using a direct Siemens part-number match minimizes misfits, reduces downtime, and speeds up replacements during maintenance windows. For panel builders, a 3VA-series breaker ensures mechanical compatibility and electrical characteristics that align with the panel’s design, helping you achieve a smoother commissioning process and dependable long-term protection.

Ideal use cases

• Commercial and light industrial circuits that run on 277V, including lighting and distribution feeders.
• Spare inventory for facilities with Siemens panelboards and load centers, enabling quick, correct replacements.
• Project builds or upgrades where exact part-number fidelity matters for warranty, documentation, and serviceability.

How to maximize value: verify that your panel accepts a 1-pole, 30A Siemens 3VA breaker and that the distribution system is configured for 277V operation. AmpState is ready to assist with compatibility checks based on your panel model and labeling, ensuring you select the right unit the first time.

Note: Always observe local electrical codes and safety practices when installing or replacing breakers. Ensure power is isolated before servicing, and rely on qualified personnel for installation.