3VA1116-5EF32-0AA0 Siemens Sentron 3VA1 molded case circuit breaker

The Siemens 3VA1116-5EF32-0AA0 is a 3-pole, low-voltage molded case circuit breaker with a 160A rated current, 55 kA breaking capacity, and a TM240 thermal-magnetic trip unit, designed for industrial and infrastructure power distribution protection.

Siemens circuit breaker 3VA1 IEC Frame 160 breaking capacity class M Icu=55 kA @ 415v 3-pole, line protection TM240, ATAM, In=160 A overload protection Ir=112 A…160,A short-circuit protection Ii=5…10 x In nut keeper kit.

Technical Specifications:

Type: Molded Case Circuit Breaker (MCCB)

Frame: 3VA11 IEC series

Rated Current (In): 160 A

Poles: 3 (3P)

Rated Operational Voltage: 690 V AC (main circuit), 250 V DC (auxiliary circuits)

Breaking Capacity (Icu): 55 kA at 415 V AC, Class M

Trip Unit: TM240 thermal-magnetic with adjustable settings for Ir (overload) and Ii (short-circuit), supporting precise protection and line adaptation.

Connection Method: Screw terminals with lug/nut keeper system

Dimensions (W x H x D): approximately 3” x 5.1” x 3.5”

Mounting: Fixed installation.

Features :

1.Compact and space-saving design suitable for low-voltage power distribution

2.Extensive internal accessory options (auxiliary/alarm switches, shunt trips) compatible across the 3VA series

3.Electromechanical and optionally electrical operation for remote switching applications

4.High environmental adaptability with a wide operating temperature range and robust mechanical design

5.Compliance with global standards and certifications for industrial, infrastructure, and commercial installations

Applications:

1.Industrial: Protects motors, distribution lines, and critical equipment in factories and industrial parks

2.Infrastructure: Airports, hospitals, and residential complexes requiring reliable low-voltage protection

3.Building Distribution: Commercial and residential electrical distribution systems

4.Special Applications: Suitable for photovoltaic (PV) systems DC-side protection (verified DC interrupting capacity required) and other demanding energy setups