DRAW OUT BREAKER

[templdl]

Not quite understanding the need for the dissertation or all the speculation. I simply was letting Jraef know that there is at least one manufacturer that does make a 400AF draw out breaker.

Carry on......................

There is no more dicertaion or spectulation about draw outs as expounded upon a simple 400a with a 300a trip. As long as there a speculation aboit drawouts I simply took it a step farther indicating that a basic 400a frame with a 300at does have an option to be installed in a moving and stationary draw out frame assembly, that it also has a plug on option. These are just as possible as a draw out air circuit breaker, draw out insulated and power breaker.
Has there been any determination that the OP actually does have a basic 400a frame molded case breaker with a basic 300at?
Other than to speculate have you figured out what the OP was referring to yet?
Having a one line with spec would clarify it. What does the spec say an and the one line show? But there is none.

 

[zog]

It was the Eaton SPB which could take the digitrip unit.

However, not so sure they make it anymore, but it was a 400AF with a drawout mechanism.

Forgot about insulated case, SPB, GE Power Break, SQ-D SE, have those in 400A too.

 

[templdl]

Forgot about insulated case, SPB, GE Power Break, SQ-D SE, have those in 400A too.

What is most amazing to me is how all this was spun out of "If it says 400AF & 300AT. The "F" is the frame and the "T" is trip? Which one indicated the size of the breaker? The frame I assume? For laboring purpsose I'm curious. Thanks."
Amazing!
I still didn't see anything in regard to any specs or one lines that would verify if this was in fact a draw out or not. I would opt for a simple and very basic 400a from with a 300a interchangeable trip unit. The OP needs to know the voltage and kaic rating.