3VA4180-4ED14-0AA0 - 80 Amp Circuit Breaker

3VA4180-4ED14-0AA0  -  80 Amp Circuit Breaker

Guard your system with confidence using the Siemens 3VA4180-4ED14-0AA0, an 80 A, single-pole molded-case circuit breaker built for low-voltage protection. With its compact 5.1-inch height and a lightweight 1 lb profile, it fits tightly spaced panels without fuss. The integrated TM210 thermal-magnetic trip unit reacts swiftly to overloads and short circuits, helping you avoid damage while keeping uptime high. Engineered on a 3VA41 frame and rated with SEAB (Class S) breaking capacity, this breaker delivers dependable protection at 25 kA @ 277 V AC, making it a solid choice for demanding installations.

Key Features and Benefits

• Fast and accurate protection: Via TM210 thermal-magnetic trip unit.
• Low-profile footprint: Simplifies installation in compact panel layouts.
• Consistent performance: From the 3VA41 frame and Class S interrupting rating.
• Pre-installed load-side lugs: Streamline your wiring process.

Technical Specifications

• Amperage: 80 A
  
• Number of Poles: 1 (single-pole)
  
• Interrupting Capacity: 25 kA @ 277 V AC (SEAB / Class S)
  
• Height: 5.1 in
  
• Weight: ~1.0 lb
  
• Trip Unit: TM210 thermal-magnetic (fixed Ir / fixed Ii)
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• UL Listed: For safety and reliability.
• Siemens Standards: Built in accordance with Siemens low-voltage 3VA molded-case circuit breaker standards.
• SEAB (Class S) Breaking Capacity: Conforms to SEAB (Class S) breaking capacity for industrial use.
• Industry Compliance: Designed and tested to meet electrical codes and industry standards.

Where It Works Best

• The Siemens 3VA4180 breaker is ideal for commercial and industrial low-voltage panels, particularly in applications such as HVAC systems, control panels, or any circuit that requires solid protection. Electricians, maintenance crews, and facility managers will appreciate its combination of dependability and ease of installation. Because of its compact design and fixed trip unit, it’s especially handy when retrofitting older panels or working in tight spaces.