From Hamilton Hicks last May.
I have an Airpax breaker model lELK1-1REC5-51-20.0-01-V. I assume
the "20.0" is 20 amps. An accompanying Ten Tec sheet refers to it as
a Model 1140
Airpax has made and makes many breakers with the same current and speed
characteristics. I think the 51 in that part refers to a pure magnetic
breaker with no intended (hydraulic) delay. 20.0 refers to the current,
the rest of the part number refer to package, mounting, presence or
absence of auxiliary (indicating) contacts. style of operator, and
color. Also it should be rated for DC 24 volts or less. So voltage,
current and fast speed are the critical items. Last I looked Airpax's
catalog was available on line and there have been vendors of Airpax
parts, some will sell in single units. I don't have that catalog
memorized anymore.
73, Jerry, K0CQ
On 12/13/2010 8:31 AM, Curt wrote:
I'm looking for best part number and source for an Airpax magnetic
breaker for less than 18A. I think the correct number is
T11-0-17.5A-01-10A-V. Appreciate any advice about this.
73, Curt KB5JO
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