Eaton E2MM3800WU66 Mining MCCB - 1000Y/577 Vac
Part Number: E2MM3800WU66
Quick Summary
The Eaton E2MM3800WU66 mining complete MCCB protects power distribution in underground mining electrical systems. In harsh mining environments, downtime and mis-sizing can drive costly outages; this model's rugged M-frame and interchangeable thermal-magnetic trip address that. Compliance documentation is provided by the manufacturer, with detailed guidance in Eaton’s MSHA policy letter for suitability, safety and performance of circuit breakers. Designed to handle 800 A with a 1000Y/577 Vac rating and 250 Vdc, it supports high-current mining infrastructure while enabling easier maintenance and replacement. This combination of rugged construction and engineering guidance helps engineers meet safety and uptime goals.
Product Information
Extended Description
E2MM3800WU66 Eaton: Eaton E2 mining complete molded case circuit breaker, M-frame, E2MM, Interchangeable thermal-magnetic trip, 2000-4000A trip rating, Three-pole, 800A, 1000Y/577 Vac, 250 Vdc, no term., Mining, 120 Vac mining rear w/ left pigtail
Product Name
Eaton E2 mining complete molded case circuit breaker
Catalog Number
E2MM3800WU66
UPC
786685242996
Product Length/Depth
4.06 in
Product Height
16 in
Product Width
8.25 in
Product Weight
29 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.
Compliances
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Certifications
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Type
Specialty complete
Amperage Rating
800 A
Voltage rating
1000Y/577 Vac, 250 Vdc
Trip Type
T207
Circuit breaker type
E2MM
Circuit breaker frame type
Complete breaker
Magnetic trip range
2000-4000A
Terminals
Without terminals
Undervoltage release
120 Vac mining rear with left pigtail
Frame
M
Class
Mining
Interrupt rating
35 kAIC at 480 V 25 kAIC at 600 V 22 kAIC at 250 Vdc 18 kAIC at 1000Y/577
Number of poles
Three-pole
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Eaton E2 Series mining service circuit breakers
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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
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E2 1200 Vac - K, L, and M-Frame mining service breakers and accessories
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Understanding circuit breaker design and operation to improve safety and reliability in underground mining
Interchangeable thermal-magnetic trip (T207) provides precise, adaptable protection. This feature reduces nuisance trips during load transients and safeguards expensive motors and feeders in mining circuits. In practice, technicians set the trip to match the system’s fault characteristics, improving uptime in variable mining loads. High amperage and robust interrupt ratings support safe operations. With an 800 A rating and 35 kAIC at 480 V (and 25 kAIC at 600 V), the E2MM3800WU66 clears faults quickly, minimizing arcing and damage in underground cables and switchgear. This translates to fewer unplanned outages and lower repair costs. M-frame, three-pole, and compact form factor simplify panel integration. Without terminals, installation is streamlined in retrofit projects or legacy enclosures, reducing wiring errors and installation time while maintaining compatibility with mine electrical rooms. Undervoltage release at 120 Vac with a mining rear and left pigtail enhances safe startup and lockout. This feature helps prevent unexpected energization during maintenance, contributing to personnel safety and regulatory compliance. DC and AC capacity coverage—1000Y/577 Vac and 250 Vdc—accommodates mixed-energy systems common in mining plants. Coupled with Eaton's mining documentation, it supports safety case development and ongoing compliance auditing. Ease of maintenance and serviceability—the device is a complete breaker in the M-frame with documented service guidelines, enabling service centers to stock common parts and minimize downtime.
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FAQs
The E2MM3800WU66 is a three-pole, M-frame complete breaker designed for terminalless installation. For retrofit or new builds, ensure panel enclosures support an 800 A, high-interrupt-rating device and refer to Eaton installation guidelines and TD documentation. Verify undervoltage release wiring and rear option compatibility, then follow standard panel wiring practices to minimize wiring errors and commissioning time.
Key specs include an amperage rating of 800 A and an interrupt rating of 35 kAIC at 480 V, 25 kAIC at 600 V, 22 kAIC at 250 Vdc, and 18 kAIC at 1000Y/577. The trip type is T207, and the device uses an M-frame, three-pole configuration. These ratings support rapid fault clearing and reduced arc energy in mining environments.
Yes. The E2MM3800WU66 is rated for 1000Y/577 Vac and 250 Vdc, enabling mixed-energy mining applications. Its rugged construction and 800 A capacity make it suitable for main feeders and motor circuits in underground mining plants where high-energy faults must be cleared quickly to protect equipment.
Manufacturer-provided compliance materials are available, including the MSHA policy letter for circuit breaker suitability, safety, and performance. Additional Eaton brochures and datasheets cover mining-specific requirements. Always reference the MSHA letter and Eaton’s published specifications when building a safety case or conducting regulatory audits.
The E2MM3800WU66 combines a robust M-frame design with an interchangeable trip and a terminalless installation option, reducing wiring errors and service time. High interrupt ratings and reliable undervoltage release improve fault handling and personnel safety, translating to lower downtime, fewer spare-part needs, and a faster return on investment in high-demand mining facilities.