Eaton PDG23M0060TFFL 60A 3-Pole 600V Feed-Thru Molded Case Circuit Breaker
Eaton PDG23M0060TFFL 60A 3-Pole 600V Feed-Thru Molded Case Circuit Breaker
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The Eaton PDG23M0060TFFL is a heavy-duty, thermal-magnetic molded case circuit breaker (MCCB) engineered for reliable overcurrent and short-circuit protection in demanding industrial and commercial power distribution systems. With a 60-amp continuous current rating, 3-pole configuration, and 600VAC voltage rating, this breaker delivers the performance and safety compliance required for three-phase panel boards, switchgear, and distribution equipment.
The Feed-Thru (TFFL) terminal design allows for flexible wiring configurations, making installation efficient and code-compliant in both new construction and retrofit applications.
Key Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Part Number | PDG23M0060TFFL |
| Manufacturer | Eaton |
| Type | Molded Case Circuit Breaker (MCCB) |
| Current Rating | 60 Amps |
| Number of Poles | 3 |
| Voltage Rating | 600 VAC |
| Trip Mechanism | Thermal-Magnetic |
| Terminal Type | Feed-Thru (TFFL) |
| Frame Series | PDG / G-Frame |
| Condition | New |
Features & Benefits
- Thermal-Magnetic Trip Technology: Provides dual-level protection — thermal element guards against sustained overloads, while the magnetic element responds instantly to short-circuit faults.
- Feed-Thru Terminal Design: Enables pass-through wiring for simplified bus connections, reducing installation time and improving panel layout efficiency.
- 600V Rating: Suitable for standard three-phase commercial and industrial power systems across North America.
- 3-Pole Configuration: Ideal for three-phase load protection — motors, HVAC equipment, compressors, and distribution panels.
- Eaton G-Frame Platform: Built on Eaton's proven G-Frame series, known for consistent interrupt ratings and long service life.
- UL Listed: Meets NEC requirements and is suitable for use in UL-labeled assemblies and listed switchgear.
Common Applications
- Industrial motor control centers (MCCs)
- Commercial and industrial panelboards
- Three-phase power distribution equipment
- HVAC and mechanical systems
- Manufacturing and process control environments
- Retrofit and replacement in existing Eaton G-Frame installations
Why Choose the Eaton PDG23M0060TFFL?
Eaton is a globally recognized leader in electrical protection and power management. The PDG series molded case circuit breakers are trusted by electrical contractors, engineers, and facility managers for their durability, precise trip characteristics, and compatibility with Eaton's broad ecosystem of panelboards and switchgear. The PDG23M0060TFFL is a direct, drop-in solution for 60A, 3-pole, 600V Feed-Thru applications — eliminating costly custom fabrication or field modifications.
This unit is available in new condition and ships ready for immediate installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Feed-Thru" (TFFL) mean on a circuit breaker?
Feed-Thru terminals allow conductors to pass through the breaker's terminal block, connecting to both the incoming and outgoing sides. This simplifies panel wiring, especially in applications where a single cable must feed multiple devices.
Is the PDG23M0060TFFL compatible with Eaton panelboards?
Yes. This breaker is designed for use with Eaton's G-Frame compatible panelboards and switchgear. Always verify frame compatibility with your specific panel model before installation.
What is the difference between a thermal-magnetic and electronic trip breaker?
Thermal-magnetic breakers use bimetallic strips (for overload protection) and magnetic coils (for short-circuit protection). They are cost-effective, maintenance-free, and well-suited for standard applications. Electronic trip breakers offer adjustable settings and are typically used in higher-frame or more complex distribution systems.
What voltage systems is this breaker rated for?
The PDG23M0060TFFL is rated for 600VAC, covering 480V and 600V three-phase systems commonly used in North American commercial and industrial facilities.