Eaton LGH3500FAWC Complete MCCB - UL Listed IEC Rated

LG Series G three-pole complete breaker uses fixed thermal trip with adjustable magnetic trip (T185) to tailor protection for motor feeders. This delivers selective coordination and reduces nuisance tripping, cutting downtime and maintenance costs. Compatible with 600 Vac distributions and the LG frame, it simplifies panel integration during new builds or upgrades and aligns with Eaton accessories for quick installation.With a 500 A rating and 600 Vac maximum, the device protects large feeders while meeting demanding short-circuit requirements. Interrupt ratings reach 100 kAIC at 240 Vac and up to 70 kAIC at 415 Vac, 65 kAIC at 480 Vac, and 35 kAIC at 600 Vac, delivering robust protection for motors, drives, and control circuits.UL Listed, IEC Rated, and CSA Certified credentials provide global compliance and safer installations across regulatory regimes. The HACR-rated catalog note makes it suitable for HVAC equipment in commercial and industrial environments, reducing the need for multiple part numbers and improving procurement efficiency.Terminals are not included with this package, enabling field-installed copper terminals and compatible accessory kits. The LG frame is designed for space-efficient panel footprints, with a compact 5.48 in depth and a three-pole configuration that streamlines wiring and serviceability in tight control panels.Operational and maintenance considerations include 100% rated performance, a one-year warranty from installation or eighteen months from shipment, and access to Eaton application notes and data sheets for optimization. This supports faster commissioning, easier service, and a clear ROI for capital projects.From a field-application perspective, engineers value the availability of catalog notes and technical datasheets, including HACR-rated status and compatibility with series-G accessories, which help in design validation, safety compliance checks, and training of maintenance staff. The ability to reference official Eaton literature accelerates project turnover and reduces risk during panel modernization.