NJS-6316 Circuit Breaker

NJS-6316 Circuit Breaker

If you're trying to match an NJS-6316 circuit breaker, start with the basics. This 3-pole breaker has an NJS frame and measures 10.13 inches high, 8.25 inches wide, and 3.88 inches deep. It's the type of breaker you'll typically look for when working on existing equipment designed around this frame and configuration. That's important with older electrical systems. You usually aren't changing the setup—you need a breaker that matches what the equipment requires. Check the NJS-6316 part number against the breaker being replaced, then compare the frame, pole count, dimensions, electrical ratings, mounting, and connections. The NJS-6316 is built to last when it's correctly matched to the application and used within its specified requirements. If you're unsure about fit or compatibility, refer to the original equipment documentation and have a qualified electrical professional check the application.

Key Features and Benefits

• 3-pole circuit breaker
• NJS frame
• Identified by part number NJS-6316
• Measures 10.13" high x 8.25" wide x 3.88" deep
• Useful when replacing a matching breaker in existing electrical equipment
• Dimensions and frame information help with replacement identification
• Built to last when properly installed and used in the correct application

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: NJS-6316
  
• Product Type: Circuit Breaker
  
• Frame: NJS
  
• Poles: 3
  
• Height: 10.13 in.
  
• Width: 8.25 in.
  
• Depth: 3.88 in.
  
• Ship Weight: 24.00 lbs.

Material Compliance and Certifications

• The available specifications for this breaker don't include specific material compliance and certification information. For that reason, no particular certification, listing, or material standard should be assumed.
• If your job requires specific compliance documentation, check the breaker nameplate and the equipment's original technical information. Also check local code and site requirements.

Where It Works Best

• The NJS-6316 is best suited to existing equipment that calls for an NJS-frame, 3-pole breaker with the appropriate electrical and mechanical specifications.
• Working with an older installation? Matching the part number is a good first check. After that, look at the frame and number of poles, then confirm the dimensions, ratings, mounting, and connections. Check each item rather than assuming a breaker will work because it looks the same.
• The main goal here is simple: match the breaker to the equipment and the application. Physical dimensions are helpful, but they don't tell the whole story. Confirm the full specifications before installation, especially when using the breaker as a replacement in legacy electrical equipment.