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Siemens Sentron 5SY4 MCB, 2P, 4A, 60V DC

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RS Stock No.:
772-1280
Distrelec Article No.:
136-07-809
Mfr. Part No.:
5SY4204-7
Brand:
Siemens
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Brand

Siemens

Number of Poles

2

Current Rating

4A

Rated DC Voltage

60V

Range

Sentron

Series

5SY4

Circuit Breaker Type

MCB

Length

90mm

Width

36mm

Mounting Style

DIN Rail Mount

Depth

76mm

Model Number

5SY4204-7

Better World Product

Yes

Better World Claim

Extended product life

Application

Commercial, Residential

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

Siemens MCB, DIN Rail Mounting, 14 to 4AWG - SENTRON Series - 5SY4204-7


Keep safety standards up to par with this MCB from Siemens. Its purpose is to break a circuit if there's an overload or short circuit, preventing faults from damaging attached equipment or putting workers at risk of shocks. Compatibility with DIN rail mounting means the unit is quick and easy to install. Compact dimensions of 36 (W) x 90 (L) x 76mm (D) ensure it slots easily into setups where space is at a premium. Breakers like this are ideal for residential and commercial construction projects, and can also be used for factory production lines.

• Current rating of 4A for use with low-current circuits
• Type C curve means it trips at 5 to 10 times the rated current of 4A
• High breaking capacity of 10kA for maximum protection
• 400V-rated AC voltage for low-voltage applications
• Broad operating temperature range of -25°C to +55°C

How does an MCB work?


A miniature circuit breaker contains a bi-metallic strip. When an overcurrent passes through, this strip is heated and bends, causing it to release a latch which in turn breaks the circuit.

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