Eaton xEffect MCB, 1P, 20A Curve B, 240V AC, 48V DC, 10 kA Breaking Capacity

This compact and efficient MCB (Miniature Circuit Breaker) offers robust circuit protection with a 20A current rating and is suitable for various applications. Designed for DIN rail mounting, this device measures 17.7mm in width and 80mm in depth, making it easy to install in standard electrical enclosures. With a breaking capacity of 10 kA, it ensures reliable operation and safety in electrical systems.

• Instantaneous tripping mechanism for rapid protection
• Type B MCB suitable for residential and commercial use
• Thermal-magnetic operation for reliable circuit control
• Screw terminal design allows easy and secure connections
• 240V AC and 48V DC rated for versatile applications
• Compact form factor saves space in electrical panels

• Ideal for use in residential electrical systems
• Suitable for commercial building wiring and lighting circuits
• Used for protecting motors and transformers from overloads
• Effective in automation and control panel

The instantaneous tripping mechanism allows for immediate disconnection of circuits during fault conditions, helping to prevent damage to connected devices and enhance safety. This is particularly beneficial in systems where fast response times are critical.

The thermal-magnetic operation combines both thermal and magnetic features, allowing it to detect overloads and short circuits effectively. This dual mechanism ensures that the breaker responds appropriately to varying fault conditions, enhancing the overall protection of electrical systems.

This device is commonly used in residential and commercial installations, where reliable circuit protection is essential. Its versatility allows it to be integrated into various systems ranging from lighting circuits to motor protection in industrial settings.

Yes, it operates at a rated AC voltage of 240V and a rated DC voltage of 48V, making it suitable for a range of standard applications across different electrical infrastructures.

Eaton formerly known as Moeller