Eaton 110929 Eaton Low-Voltage Protection and Control

Razz Middle East supplies Eaton low-voltage protection components across Saudi Arabia. The family covers miniature circuit breakers, moulded-case breakers, motor-protective circuit-breakers, residual-current devices and the Moeller-heritage control gear that carries plain numeric catalogue numbers. Every part is sourced to order against the exact catalogue reference you quote and delivered duty-paid, normally within three weeks.

Eaton 110929

This page covers Eaton part number 110929 — Eaton Low-Voltage Protection and Control. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About Eaton Low-Voltage Protection and Control

Eaton's low-voltage protection range is the merged result of Eaton's own Cutler-Hammer line and the Moeller portfolio it acquired in 2008, so the same catalogue mixes two part-number conventions. Alphanumeric references such as PKZM, NZM, FAZ and the WMZT miniature breakers name the series, frame size and trip characteristic directly. Bare numeric references — 177367, 132687 and their neighbours — are Moeller catalogue numbers, where the digits index the catalogue rather than describe the device, so the number alone is the only reliable identifier. Functionally the family spans thermal-magnetic and electronic-trip breakers for final circuits and distribution boards, motor-protective circuit-breakers with adjustable thermal overload, contactor and overload relay combinations, earth-leakage and arc-fault protection, and the DIN-rail auxiliary contacts, trip coils and undervoltage releases that clip onto the base device. PowerXL DA1 variable frequency drives and their accessories appear under the same heading because they ship as part of the motor-starter chain. Devices are built to IEC 60947 or IEC 60898 depending on whether they are industrial or installation grade.

Eaton Low-Voltage Protection and Control in Saudi Arabia

Eaton protection gear is common in Saudi distribution boards and motor control centres because Moeller equipment was specified widely in plants built or upgraded through the 1990s and 2000s. You find it in Jubail and Yanbu petrochemical utilities, in cement plant auxiliary panels, in desalination and water-treatment pump rooms, and in the building services of hospitals, hotels and the newer Red Sea and NEOM developments. Saudi mains are 380/400 V at 60 Hz, so the 60 Hz figure matters when checking short-circuit withstand and motor starting current against the original panel drawing. Replacement work is usually driven by an obsolete Moeller part on an existing board: the mounting pitch, terminal shroud and auxiliary-contact interface have to match the incumbent device or the panel needs reworking. Products supplied into the Kingdom are subject to SASO conformity requirements and to the SEC rules governing the incoming supply side of a board.

Ordering and lead time

Order by the complete Eaton or Moeller catalogue reference exactly as it is printed on the device label. For alphanumeric parts the trailing characters carry the meaning — trip curve, pole count, rated current and auxiliary configuration all sit in the suffix, so DA1-342D2FB-A20C and a reference differing by two characters are not interchangeable. Six-digit Moeller numbers have no readable structure; a transposed digit returns a different device, so send the number as photographed rather than retyped. Tell us the pole count, the rated current, the trip characteristic and whether auxiliary or signalling contacts are fitted, and if the device is a replacement, the make and model of the board it goes into. Parts are sourced to order and delivered duty-paid, normally three weeks from confirmation; long-obsolete Moeller references may need a functional successor, which we identify first.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.