What defines a Molded Case Circuit Breaker?
Molded Case Circuit Breakers are characterized as a breaker that employs spring operated, stored-energy mechanisms for quick connect/quick disconnect manual or electrical operation to make or break the flow of electricity. Unlike air or vacuum type, molded case circuit breakers utilize insulation as a barrier to the disruption of the flow of electricity. Molded Case circuit breakers can be used in various applications that include small compact areas, switchboards, motor control center buckets and various other locations.
For all new and reconditioned molded case circuit breakers, Coastal Power Systems will provide a test report. Each breaker will undergo CPS’ Primary Injection Testing, Function Testing of all devices, and Visual/Quality Inspection. Every Molded Case Breaker leaves our facility with a minimum 12 Month Warranty and Power DB generated Test Reports. Electronic copies of these reports will be available upon request.
Coastal Power Systems also can provide hard to find parts and devices for all Molded Case Breakers.
Molded Case Circuit Breaker parts include:
- Electric Operators
- Shunt Trips
- Under Voltage Releases
- Auxiliaries
- Operator Handles
- Lug Kits
- Plug-In Mounting Assemblies
- Trip Units
- Other Replacement Components
Molded Case Circuit Breaker Technology
CPS understands the customer's growing need for smaller more compact circuit breakers, without giving up appropriate protections. We gladly offer Molded Case Circuit Breaker Solutions that provide the following:
- Solid State Protection
- Arc Flash Reduction Capabilities
- Bluetooth interaction
- Metering and Communications
- Zone Interlocking
- Compact Frame Size
- Remote Operating Capabilities
Whether looking for new molded case circuit breakers or molded case circuit breaker reconditioning services, contact CPS for all of your needs. We carry all major brands such as:
- GE
- Square D/Schneider
- ITE/Siemens
- Westinghouse
- Cutler Hammer
- Federal Pacific
- ABB
- Challenger
- Federal Pioneer
- Toshiba
- Allen Bradley