Schneider A9K02310 | Miniature circuit breaker (MCB), Acti9 K60N, 3P, 10A, C curve, 6000A (IEC/EN 60898-1)

Description:

The Schneider Electric A9K02310 is a 3-pole miniature circuit breaker (MCB) from the Acti 9 K60N series, designed to provide reliable protection against overloads and short circuits in low-voltage electrical installations. With a rated current of 10A, a C-curve tripping characteristic, and a breaking capacity of 6000A, it is ideal for protecting lighting circuits, socket outlets, and motor loads in residential, commercial, and light industrial environments.

Specifications of A9K02310

• Type: Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB).
• Model: Acti9 K60N.
• Number of Poles: 3P (Three poles).
• Nominal Current: 10A.
• Tripping Curve: C (Activated in overload or short-circuit situations).
• Short-Circuit Breaking Capacity: 6000A.
• Compliance: IEC/EN 60898-1 standards.

Features:

1. High Protection Against Overload and Short Circuits: Designed to provide effective protection against overloads and short circuits, reducing electrical risks.
2. Acti9 Technology: This series is equipped with advanced technology for ensuring high safety and reliability in industrial and commercial applications.
3. Easy Installation: Its compact design allows for quick and easy installation.
4. High Endurance: Can withstand short-circuit currents up to 6000A, ensuring strong protection even in harsh conditions.
5. C Curve: This curve allows it to tolerate short inrush currents from motors and electronic devices, while providing appropriate overload protection.

Applications:

• Industrial Electrical Systems: Primarily used in electrical systems that require protection from overloads or short circuits, such as motors and industrial machines.
• Commercial Applications: Suitable for protecting electrical distribution in commercial buildings and large establishments.
• Residential Applications: Ideal for residential buildings to ensure protection for electrical facilities.
• Suitable for High Current Loads: Used for applications such as motors and machines that need a C curve to handle short inrush currents.