Eaton E2LW3350W Mining MCCB - UL Listed
Part Number: E2LW3350W
Quick Summary
The Eaton E2LW3350W is a mining complete molded case circuit breaker for protecting high-current mining circuits. In underground mining environments, downtime from breaker failures and trip coordination gaps hurts productivity. CSA Certified and UL Listed, with a 1200 V rating and 10 kAIC interrupt capability, it meets key safety standards and mining codes. Its three-pole L-frame design and interchangeable thermal-magnetic trip (T207) support precise protection coordination, while the shunt-trip option enables remote shutdown for enhanced safety. Designed for rugged service in mining panels and control cabinets, it helps operators reduce maintenance costs and extend asset life, delivering reliable protection where it matters most.
Product Information
Extended Description
E2LW3350W Eaton: Eaton E2 mining complete molded case circuit breaker, L-frame, E2LW, Complete breaker, Interchangeable thermal-magnetic trip type, 1750-3500A trip rating, Three-pole, 350A, 1200 Vac, 10 kAIC at 1200 Vac, Without terminals, Mining
Product Name
Eaton E2 mining complete molded case circuit breaker
Catalog Number
E2LW3350W
UPC
786685887005
Product Length/Depth
13 in
Product Height
7 in
Product Width
10 in
Product Weight
25 lb
Warranty
Eaton Selling Policy 25-000, one (1) year from the date of installation of the Product or eighteen (18) months from the date of shipment of the Product, whichever occurs first.
Certifications
CSA Certified UL Listed
Amperage Rating
350 A
Voltage rating
1200 Vac
Trip Type
T207
Circuit breaker type
E2LW
Circuit breaker frame type
Complete breaker
Magnetic trip range
1750-3500A
Shunt trip
12-24 Vac/dc same side with left pigtail shunt
Terminals
Without terminals
Frame
L
Class
Mining
Interrupt rating
10 kAIC at 1200 Vac
Number of poles
Three-pole
Trip rating
1750-3500 A
Eaton E2 Series mining service circuit breakers
Eaton E2 Series mining service circuit breakers
Eaton E2 Series mining service circuit breakers
Eaton E2 Series mining service circuit breakers
Circuit Protection, Molded Case Circuit Breakers, Volume 4, Tab 2
MSHA policy letter for suitability, safety and performance of circuit breakers
Robinson Mine Case Study: Solutions for the mining industry
Benchmark tests of factory production vs. third-party reconditioned mining molded case circuit breakers
Benchmark tests of factory production vs. third-party reconditioned mining molded case circuit breakers
Benchmark tests of factory production vs. third-party reconditioned mining molded case circuit breakers
Benchmark tests of factory production vs. third-party reconditioned mining molded case circuit breakers
Understanding circuit breaker design and operation to improve safety and reliability in underground mining
Interchangeable thermal-magnetic trip (T207) provides precise coordination and fast fault clearing, reducing nuisance trips and protecting expensive mining equipment. In practice, this improves uptime on ore conveyors and drill rigs by ensuring the right device trips first. Applications include main service disconnects and feeder protection in mining MCCBs. High current capability and robust interrupt rating mean it can safely interrupt in-rush and short-circuit events, with 350 A continuous rating and 10 kAIC at 1200 Vac. The three-pole L-frame ensures rock-solid mounting and thermal stability in harsh mine environments, translating to longer service life and reduced replacement costs in belt conveyors, hoists, and ongoing mining equipment. Shunt-trip readiness supports remote protection strategies for mine control rooms or motor control centers, with 12-24 Vac/dc left-side shunt for safer maintenance and control reliability. Terminals are not included, offering flexibility to match customer bus bars or field-terminated cables, reducing rework and installation time. Warranty and compliance are built in, with a one-year installation window (or 18 months from shipment) and CSA Certified UL Listed status, plus compact 13 in L Ă— 10 in W Ă— 7 in H dimensions and a 25 lb weight designed for reliable installation in mining panels.
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FAQs
The E2LW3350W ships without terminals and is designed for field installation with customer-supplied terminations. Plan for compatible lugs or bus-bar connections to match the 13 in L Ă— 10 in W Ă— 7 in H footprint, and ensure the mounting supports the L-frame three-pole configuration. Verify insulation and torque specifications for field-terminated connections to maintain rated 10 kAIC interrupt capability.
Key specs include a 350 A amperage rating, 1200 Vac voltage rating, 10 kAIC interrupt rating at 1200 Vac, three-pole configuration, L-frame (Complete breaker), magnetic trip range 1750–3500 A, and trip type T207. It also supports a 12–24 Vac/dc shunt trip on the left side and ships without terminals, suitable for panel-mounted protection in mining environments.
Yes. This breaker is designed for mining service panels and control cabinets, featuring Mining class, 1200 Vac rating, 350 A rating, and 10 kAIC interrupt capability. Its rugged L-frame construction and T207 trip type are optimized for demanding underground mining protection and reliable motor and feeder protection in harsh environments.
The E2LW3350W is CSA Certified and UL Listed, ensuring compliance with major safety and performance standards relevant to mining and electrical protection equipment. These certifications support regulatory audits, vendor qualification, and installation in global mining facilities, reducing compliance risk and facilitating cross-border procurement.
Eaton offers a one-year warranty from installation or 18 months from shipment, whichever occurs first, covering manufacturing defects. Regular maintenance should focus on verifying shunt-trip operation, terminal integrity once installed, and periodic coordination checks with adjacent protection devices to maintain selective tripping and minimize downtime in mining operations.