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Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Piece US$4.30-10.20 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Breaking Capacity Low Voltage Circuit Breakers
- Operation Electric Type
- Speed Normal Type Circuit Breaker
- Arc-extinguishing Medium Air
- Installation DIN Rail
- Structure RCBO
- Poles Number 2p/4p
- Type a/AC
- Function Conventional Circuit Breaker, Circuit-Breaker Failure Protection, Overcurrent Protection, OVP(Overvoltage Protection), RCCB
- Certification ISO9001-2000, CE, CB, SAA, RoHS, TUV
- Transport Package by Sea/Air
- Specification box
- Trademark Aswich
- Origin China
- Rated Voltage 230V/400V AC
- Rated Current 6-63A
- Frame Current 63
- Inc 6ka
- Tripping Curve B/C/D
- Protection Degree IP20
- Poles 2p, 4p, 1p+N, 3p+N
- Mode E:Electronic M:Electromagnetic
- Operating Current 30mA, 100mA, 300mA
- Rated Frequency 50/60Hz
- Energy Limiting Class 3
- Electrical and Mechanical Life 20000
- Rated Residual Operating Current 30.100.300mA
- Residual Operating Current Range 5 IΔn~IΔn
- Storage Temperature -25~+ 70°c
Product Description
Product Description Looking for wholesale Residual Current Circuit Breakers with Over Current Protection (RCBO/RCCB)? We are a trusted supplier offering reliable electrical safety solutions. Our high-quality RCBOs/RCCBs provide combined residual current and over current protection, ensuring the ...
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Circuit Breaker Arc Extinction: Principles, Methods, and Common TechnologiesBy Aswich Electrical Co., Ltd. on 25/04/2025When it comes to electrical safety, circuit breakers play a crucial role in preventing damage to systems by disconnecting electrical circuits during faults or overloads. One of the most critical aspects of a circuit breaker’s performance is its ability to handle electrical arcs. Arcing occurs when a circuit breaker interrupts current, potentially causing damage to the device, electrical components, or even posing a fire hazard. That’s why understanding how circuit breakers extinguish arcs is essential for ensuring safe, reliable operation.
In this blog, we’ll dive into the key arc extinction principles, common methods, and the specific technologies used by various circuit breakers. By the end of this article, you’ll gain a clear understanding of how arc extinction works and how it helps protect your electrical systems.