Eaton

SHOP EATON PRODUCTS BY CATEGORY

Circuit Protection

Reviewed products include xPole PLS6/M MCBs and Quicklag RCBOs. Y7-242881 is a 2-pole 20A C-curve MCB with a stated 6kA capacity and 400V AC maximum operational voltage. RCBO variants differ in current and residual-current characteristics.

Industrial Control & Motor Protection

DIL contactors, ZB thermal overload relays and related motor-control hardware are represented. ZB32-24 SKU Y7-278453 has a reviewed adjustable 16-24A range and direct-mount motor-control role. Coordinate contactor, overload and motor-protective device selection.

M22 / RMQ-Titan Control Devices

Y7-216523 / Eaton catalogue number 216523 / model M22-PVS/KC11/IY corresponds in the draft to a mushroom emergency-stop component. Other M22 devices differ in actuator, contacts, illumination and operation.

UPS & Power Quality

The reviewed catalogue identifies Eaton 5E and 9SX families. 5E 1200VA/660W SKU 9C00-63018 is line-interactive with AVR, USB and surge protection; 9SX is described as an online double-conversion family. Compare VA/W, topology, runtime, form factor and connected load.

Fuses & Current-Limiting Protection

100NHG000B is a reviewed 100A 500V NH000 gG/gL fuse with stated 120kA breaking capacity; NITD4 is a reviewed 4A BS88 fuse with 550V AC and stated 80kA breaking capacity. Match fuse system, holder, current, voltage and fault level.

Low-Voltage Switchgear & Distribution

Reviewed products include xEnergy-related doors, mounting plates, busbar supports and accessories. Y7-283864 is a representative LV busbar support specified in the draft for up to 1600A, three poles and 180mm busbar distance.

EATON PRODUCTS FOR AUSTRALIAN ELECTRICAL PROJECTS

Eaton products represented by SCHNAP support switchboards, circuit protection, motor starters, machinery/control panels, backup power and low-voltage distribution. The strongest search structure is system/application -> Eaton family -> exact catalogue/model -> SCHNAP SKU -> electrical rating -> compatible accessory/device. Closely related variants can differ materially in coil voltage, current range, poles, breaking capacity and contact configuration.

PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION FOR EATON

CHOOSING EATON PRODUCTS BY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Useful fields include rated current/voltage, poles, tripping curve, breaking capacity, residual-current type/sensitivity, contactor coil voltage and switching duty, overload adjustment range, contact configuration, actuator/illumination, UPS VA/W/topology/runtime, fuse class/system and switchgear-system compatibility. Eaton catalogue numbers and SCHNAP SKUs should be exposed separately.

VERIFIED PRODUCT / RANGE EXAMPLES

• Y7-242881 - reviewed xPole PLS6/M 2P 20A C-curve MCB with stated 6kA capacity.
• ELQ110C3RD-A and EATELQ132C3TW - representative Quicklag RCBO examples in the supplied draft.
• ZB32-24 / Y7-278453 - reviewed thermal overload relay with 16-24A adjustable range.
• Y7-216523 / catalogue 216523 / M22-PVS/KC11/IY - reviewed M22 emergency-stop example.
• 9C00-63018 - reviewed Eaton 5E 1200VA / 660W line-interactive UPS.
• 100NHG000B - reviewed 100A 500V NH000 fuse; NITD4 - reviewed 4A 550V BS88 fuse.
• Y7-283864 - reviewed LV busbar support with stated up-to-1600A, three-pole configuration.

EATON TRADE PRICING FOR LICENSED ELECTRICIANS

SCHNAP does not publicly display protected licensed-electrician trade pricing. After successful electrical-licence verification and Trade Access approval, eligible protected pricing becomes available while logged in.

EATON - COMMON QUESTIONS

What Eaton products does SCHNAP supply?

The reviewed catalogue includes MCBs and RCBOs, contactors and overload relays, M22 control devices, UPS systems, industrial fuses and low-voltage switchgear/distribution components.

Which Eaton products are relevant for motor control?

The supplied draft identifies DIL contactors, ZB thermal overload relays and PKZ motor-protective devices. Coordinate selection around motor current, control voltage, switching duty and protection.

What should I compare when choosing an Eaton MCB or RCBO?

Compare current, poles, trip characteristic, voltage, breaking capacity and residual-current characteristics where applicable.

What is the difference between Eaton 5E and 9SX?

The draft describes 5E as line-interactive and 9SX as online double-conversion. Compare VA/W, topology, runtime, form factor and connected-load requirements.

How should Eaton products be ordered or cross-checked?

Use the exact SCHNAP SKU and, where published, cross-check the Eaton catalogue number/model. This is important where variants differ by coil voltage, current or configuration.

Are all Eaton products covered by the same compliance requirements?

No. Confirm requirements for the exact product, installation and application using current documentation and applicable Australian/New Zealand requirements.

How do electricians access protected Eaton trade pricing?

Eligible licensed electricians can apply for SCHNAP Trade Access; protected pricing becomes available after successful verification while logged in.

Can I request project pricing?

Yes. Send the relevant Eaton identifiers, SCHNAP SKU and quantity to service@schnap.com.au.