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Brands : Schneider, Siemens, Chint, Havells, Abb, Hager, C&S, L&T, HPL etc
HSN : 85362030
Number of Poles : 1, 2, 3, 4 Poles
Current Rating (Amp) : 0.5 A to 125A
Curve : B Curve, C Curve, D Curve
Frequency Rating : 50/60 Hz
Compact construction
* Minimum dimensions - with an installation height of 82.5 mm, one of the smallest miniature circuit breakers on the market
* Maximum saving of space for comfortable wiring.
Easier busbar removal
* Innovative fixing slides for easy removal from a busbar combination
* No laborious moving of the mounted miniature circuit breakers
* "Singlefix" for removal from a bottomfixed busbar
* "Twinfix" for removal from a busbar on both sides.
Perfect compatibility
* Multi-system compatibility of the S, SL and T product ranges, the RCCBs and DIN-rail panel products
* Suitable for bottom busbar installation with previous products
* Use of standard busbars
* Attachments compatible with all product ranges.
Bis approval for isi marking as per latest is/iec 60898:2002 for assured quality and protection
Green product – recyclable, low watt loss, free from hazardous material like cfc and silicon (rohs)
Mcb with patented unique slr (slide latch-release) feature for tool free removal from din rail. It also allows individual mcbs to be removed from bus mounted assembly
Ergonomically designed, with a user friendly lever for effortless switching
To highlight exact switching position, easily recognizable color coded on-off is embedded on the attractive grey lever
egrand mcb series Miniature Circuit Breaker
Application
Legrand miniature circuit breaker is mainly suitable for overload and short circuit protection. It is especially used for illumination and distribution in industry and commerce, etc. it is of pleasing outlook & high breaking capacity, reliable performance, high inflammable resistance and shock resistance for long service life. It is within the circuit of AC 50/60HZ, rated voltage of single pole up to 230V, two, three or four poles up to 400V. It can also be for an unfrequent switchover of the circuit and illumination under normal conditions
