BVW-T Residual Current Circuit Breakers MITSUBISHI WS-V series
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Series: BVW-T Residual Current Circuit Breakers MITSUBISHI WS-V series
Features of BVW-T Residual Current Circuit Breakers MITSUBISHI WS-V series
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General specifications of BVW-T Residual Current Circuit Breakers MITSUBISHI WS-V series
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Type |
Residual Current Circuit Breaker (RCCB) |
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Number of poles |
1P+N, 3P+N |
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Frame size |
100AF |
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Rated current (In) |
100A, 16A, 25A, 32A, 40A, 63A, 80A, 20A, 50A |
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Line voltage |
AC |
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Rated operational voltage (Ue) |
240VAC, 415VAC |
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Rated frequency |
50Hz |
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Rated residual current |
100mA, 300mA, 30mA |
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Breaking capacity |
10kA |
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Ultimate breaking capacity (Icu) |
10kA at 240VAC, 10kA at 415VAC |
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Protection delay time |
0.04s |
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Protection function |
Ground fault |
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On/Off control type |
Handle toggle |
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Mounting method |
DIN rail mounting |
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Connection type |
Screw terminals |
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Approx. net weight |
220g, 440g |
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Overall width |
36mm, 72mm |
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Overall height |
90mm |
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Overall depth |
74mm |
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Representative standard |
EN, IEC |
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Separately accessories |
DIN-rail: HYBT-01, DIN-rail: PFP-100N, DIN-rail: TC 5x35x1000-Aluminium, DIN-rail: TC 5x35x1000-Steel, Stopper: BIZ-07, Stopper: BNL6 |
Installation guide BVW-T Residual Current Circuit Breakers MITSUBISHI WS-V series Contact mailbox baoan@baoanjsc.com.vn or phone number 0989 465 256
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