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Schneider Electric EZ9D16850 50A 1P+N B Curve 30mA Type A RCBO

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Schneider Electric EZ9D16850 50A 1P+N B Curve 30mA Type A RCBOSchneider Electric EZ9D16850 50A 1P+N B Curve 30mA Type A RCBO Product Description This Easy9 is a modular residual current breaker with overcurrent protection (RCBO). Protection of cable from overloads. Protection of persons from electric shocks by direct contact (30 mA sensitivity). Can be fitted instead of a miniature circuit breaker for complete protection of one circuit. Certified compliant to BS EN61009 1. This product has an operating test

Schneider Electric EZ9D16850 50A 1P+N B Curve 30mA Type A RCBO

Product Description

This Easy9 is a modular residual current breaker with overcurrent protection (RCBO). Protection of cable from overloads. Protection of persons from electric shocks by direct contact (30 mA sensitivity). Can be fitted instead of a miniature circuit breaker for complete protection of one circuit. Certified compliant to BS EN61009-1. This product has an operating test button on the front panel. It also has a fault tripping indication on the front panel by the position of the handle (O-I engraved). This product is compliant with BS EN 61009-1 standard. It has an electrical endurance going up to 4000 cycles and a mechanical endurance going up to 10000 cycles. The Ue operational voltage is 230VAC. The Ui rated insulation voltage is 500VAC. The Uimp rated impulse withstand voltage is 4kV. The frequency is 50Hz. It is DIN rail mountable. The width in 9mm pitches is 2. The product color is light grey (RAL 7035). The dimensions are (W) 18mm x (H) 110mm x (D) 72mm. The weight is 180g. It has an IP20 degree of protection. It becomes IP40 once in modular enclosure according to IEC/EN 60529 standard. The operating temperature is from -15°C to 60°C. The storage temperature is from -40°C to 85°C

Specifications
  • Range: Easy9
  • Product or component type: Residual current breaker with overcurrent protection (RCBO)
  • Device short name: Easy9 RCBO
  • Poles: 1P + Ns
  • Neutral position: Left
  • rated current: 50 A
  • Earthing system: TN
  • Network type: AC
  • Trip unit technology: Thermal-magnetic
  • Curve code: B
  • Earth-leakage sensitivity: 30 mA
  • Earth-leakage protection time delay: Instantaneous
  • Earth-leakage protection class: Type A
  • Breaking capacity: 6000 A Icn at 230 V AC 50 Hz conforming to BS EN 61009-1
  • Complementary:
  • Device application: Distribution
  • Device location in system: Outgoer
  • magnetic tripping limit: 3...5 x In
  • Network frequency: 50 Hz
  • [Ue] rated operational voltage: 230 V AC 50 Hz
  • magnetic tripping limit: 3...5 x In
  • Contact position indicator: Yes
  • Residual current tripping technology: Voltage dependent functional earth
  • Limitation class: 3
  • [Ui] rated insulation voltage: 500 V
  • [Uimp] rated impulse withstand voltage: 4 kV
  • Surge current: 250 A
  • Contact position indicator: Yes
  • Control type: Toggle
  • mounting support: DIN rail
  • 9 mm pitches: 2
  • Height: 110 mm
  • Width: 18 mm
  • Depth: 72 mm
  • Net weight: 180g
  • Colour: Grey (RAL 7035)
  • Mechanical durability: 10000 cycles
  • Electrical durability: 4000 cycles 230 V AC 50 Hz
  • Connections - terminals: Tunnel type terminal (top) 25 mm² rigid Tunnel type terminal (bottom) 16 mm² rigid Tunnel type terminal (bottom) 16 mm² flexible Cable (top) 2 cable(s) flexible
  • Tightening torque: 2 N.m top or bottom
  • Earth-leakage protection: Integrated

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This was another quick and entertaining read. This instalment wasn't as enjoyable as some of the other books but it was still good. I'm glad to have it in my collection.
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