RCBO 1-pole+N, 25 A, 0.03 A, B-Char, Type A, KV, N right, short-time delayed

RCBOs combine residual current and miniature circuit-breakers in a single device (RCBO). They protect people against residual currents and systems against short-circuit and overload. Switches from series DRCBO 3 are independent of the mains voltage and have a high rated switching capacity. Separate displays enable a quick overview of the current operating conditions. DRCBO 3 can be conveniently installed and removed. Type A switches are sensitive to pulsating and alternating currents. This function is independent of the mains voltage. Switches with tripping characteristic B are the standard protection for lighting and socket circuits. Switches in the KV design have a response delay, so are much less sensitive to brief pulsed fault currents. This enables them to increase system availability. They can effectively be used instead of a standard switch, as their protective function is completely retained. Properties: tripping not dependent on mains and auxiliary voltage; sensitive to AC residual currents and pulsating DC residual currents (type A) compact design for all rated currents; high short-circuit resistance; green/red switching position indicator; residual current tripping indicator; Strain-relief clamps with protection against wires being lodged behind them and wide terminal cross-section range for rail and line wiring on both connection sides; Use of conventional wiring rails possible; Neutral conductor right; tri-stable snap-in slider for easy mounting and removal; high electromagnetic compatibility (immunity to interference for industrial applications) Mounting: quick fastening to mounting rail; any installation position; Einspeisung beliebig; Application areas: Protection of circuits in residential and purpose-built buildings as well as industrial facilities with TN-S and TN-C-S networks. In IT networks. the RCCB/MCBs can be set to switch off in the event of a second earth fault.; Not permitted for use in systems with TN-C networks; not permitted for protecting circuits in which the power electronics equipment may cause smooth DC residual currents or residual currents with frequencies not equal to 50/60 Hz.;