The circuit breaker is located next to the circuit breaker and combines magnetic and thermal protection and, if necessary, interrupts the electrical current.
 

The Residual Current Operated Circuit Breaker is, therefore, a system that combines the functions of the circuit breaker with magnetic and thermal characteristics.

 

The Residual Current Operated Circuit Breaker in the electrical system integrates three different protections:

• the magnetic one for short circuits that can put an entire building at risk of fire;
• the thermal one for overloads in the supply of electrical energy (e.g. more than one household appliance in operation);
• the differential which protects the subject from a current leakage.
  
   

The C curve, trip threshold from 5 to 10 times In, for application of ohmic-inductive circuits with medium inrush currents. It is widely used in domestic installations.

The AC residual current circuit breaker type the tripping is ensured for suddenly or slowly increasing applied sinusoidal alternating currents (CEI EN 61008-1).

Features:

• Hager series
• Rated operational voltage AC 240 Vac
• Current In 10A
• Interrupting capacity Icn 4,5kA
• Intervention curve C
• Rated differential current 30 mA
• Rated insulation voltage 500 V
• Maximum operating voltage 240 V
• Rated fault withstand current 4000 V
• 2 modules
• 1P+N
• Rated frequency 50 Hz
• Type of protection AC differential
• Depth 68 mm
• Height 83 mm
• Width 35 mm
• Type of screw connection
• Tightening torque 2.1 Nm
• Protection class IP20
• Tropicalised design for all climates
• Operating temperature -25...40 °C