6752-304-2.5
Aircraft Circuit Breaker | 3-Phase | 2,5 A
Product description
Klixon® 6752-300 series thermal–magnetic circuit breakers are designed and manufactured to meet more stringent military standards of today’s jet aircraft electrical systems.
Details
- Manufacturer Sensata Technologies
- Product group Power Circuit Breaker
- Article number 6752-304-2.5
- Series 6752-300
- Status Active
Technical data
- Type Aircraft Circuit Breaker
- Ampere 2.5 A
- Phases 3
- Features Temperature Compensated
- Hi-Rel Yes
- Weight 0.29 g
Services
We support you in every phase of your project. From the initial idea to series production, we accompany you with expertise, state-of-the-art technology, and customized solutions.
Why customers rely on us
For decades, we have been supporting our customers with tailor-made solutions, technical expertise, and personal service. This trust forms the basis for successful, long-term partnerships.
Customized solutions
Whether standard or custom solutions -
we deliver exactly what you need.
All in One
Distribution, development, production -
comprehensive service from a single source.
Innovative Technologies
Future technologies in use
for modern solutions with vision.
Personal project support
Reliable support right from the start -
on site, via call, or by phone.
Years of experience
Successful on the market since 1952
with in-depth industry expertise.
Network
Manufacturer expertise directly available
for development, innovation & optimization
Integration Level
High system integration with a concept
for efficiency and reduced complexity.
Technical expertise
Know-how and experience combined
for sustainable electronics solutions.
Sustainable
Responsible and resource-conscious
selection of components and supply chains.
Framework agreements
Predictable prices and supply -
tailored to your individual needs.
9001:2015
Certified processes for maximum
safety, quality, and compliance.
Logistics solutions
Kanban, consignment, min-max, and more
for availability and less inventory.
Customers who
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