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    50 amp 2 pole Miniature Circuit Breaker

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    $68.69
    Complying with IEC standard, 2-pole miniature circuit breaker, with rated current 50 amp, interrupt rating 6kA at 230/400V AC, is suitable for supplementary protection against short ciruit and over load for commercial and industrial applications.
    SKU: ATO-MCB-2P50
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    Circuit Breaker Information

    • Rated Current: 50 amp
    • Rated Voltage: 230/400V AC
    • Number of pole: 2 poles
    • 6 kA short circuit breaking capacity
    • Compliance with IEC standard, meeting the requirements for supplementary protector
    • C curve trip characteristic for short circuit and overload protection for different applications
    • Breakers mounted on standard 35 mm DIN rail

    Technical Data

    Model ATO-NB8-632PC50
    Electrical Parameters Height 86 mm
    Width 18 mm per pole
    Mounting DIN Rail
    Rated Current (In) 50A
    Number of poles 2P
    Rated Voltage (Ue) 230/400V
    Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui) 500V
    Dielectric Test Voltage 2000V
    Rated Frequency 50Hz
    Short Circuit Interrupting Capacity 6KA
    Trip Characteristic C Curve (5-10In)
    Rated Short-Circuit Breaking Capacity 6000A
    Operating Short-Circuit Breaking Capacity 6000A
    Mechanical Parameters Electrical Life 10000 times
    Mechanical Life 20000 times
    Flame Retardant Grade V0
    Protection Degree Direct installation: IP20B
    Installed in the distribution box: IP40B
    Calibration Temperature 30℃
    Operating Temperature -35℃~+70℃
    Storage Temperature -35℃~+85℃
    Tightening Torque 2 N.m
    Max. Tolerable Torque 2.5 N.m
    Terminal Size Acceptability–Min/Max 1 mm2 / 25mm2
    Wire Insertion Depth 13mm

    Circuit Breaker Dimensions (Unit: mm)

    50 amp 2 pole Miniature Circuit Breaker Dimensions

    Details

    2 pole Miniature Circuit Breaker Details

    Tips: What are A, B, C and D tripping curves of the circuit breaker?
    As to the miniature circuit breaker, there are a total of four kinds of magnetic tripping curve types. The tripping curve can be A/B/C/D:

    1. A-model tripping curve
      The magnetic tripping current is (2-3)In. It is suitable to protect the semiconductor electronic circuit, measurement system with small-power power transformer or system with long circuit and low current.
    2. B-model tripping curve
      The magnetic tripping current is (3-5)In. It is suitable to protect the power distribution system of the residents, household appliances and personal safety.
    3. C-model tripping curve
      The magnetic tripping current is (5-10)In. It is suitable to protect the distributing line and the lighting line with a relatively high connecting circuit.
    4. D-model tripping curve
      The magnetic tripping current is (10-20)In. It is suitable to protect the equipment with a relatively high impulse current, such as the transformer and solenoid valve and so on.
    Existing reviews of 50 amp 2 pole Miniature Circuit Breaker
    I would definitely buy this product again.
    Bought 50 amp 2 pole miniature circuit breaker to isolate the solar panels from the system with doing maintenance. The small DIN rail worked perfectly for my application. I would definitely buy this product again.
    From: David | Date: 24/01/2022
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