Theben / Timeguard RCD Socket 2 Pole ,Rated At 13A,230 V ac
- RS Stock No.:
- 310-8860
- Mfr. Part No.:
- RCD10WL
- Brand:
- Theben / Timeguard
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- RS Stock No.:
- 310-8860
- Mfr. Part No.:
- RCD10WL
- Brand:
- Theben / Timeguard
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Product Details
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Select all | Attribute | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Theben / Timeguard | |
| Type | Socket | |
| Pole Format | 2 | |
| Tripping Time | 40ms | |
| Tripping Current | 30mA | |
| Current Rating | 13A | |
| Voltage Rating | 230 V ac | |
Select all | ||
|---|---|---|
Brand Theben / Timeguard | ||
Type Socket | ||
Pole Format 2 | ||
Tripping Time 40ms | ||
Tripping Current 30mA | ||
Current Rating 13A | ||
Voltage Rating 230 V ac | ||
RoHS Status: Not Applicable
RCD White Fused Connection Unit
Designed for use with equipment permanently connected to the mains supply
Disconnects both live and neutral connections leaving earth intact
Fits in place of a single gang 13A socket outlet
Back box depth required 25mm minimum
Cable outlet knock-out on bottom of unit
Disconnects both live and neutral connections leaving earth intact
Fits in place of a single gang 13A socket outlet
Back box depth required 25mm minimum
Cable outlet knock-out on bottom of unit
Standards
BS1363; BS7288
Timeguard RCD's
Current Rating 13A
Voltage Rating 220 - 240Vac
Trip Current 30mA
Trip Time 40ms
Conforms to BS1363 and BS7288
Voltage Rating 220 - 240Vac
Trip Current 30mA
Trip Time 40ms
Conforms to BS1363 and BS7288
Designed to provide protection against the risk of electrocution and fire hazards.
Passive circuitry - power is restored immediately after a power failure.
Active circuitry - power is only restored after device has been manually reset, thus protecting against equipment suddenly re-energising.
Passive circuitry - power is restored immediately after a power failure.
Active circuitry - power is only restored after device has been manually reset, thus protecting against equipment suddenly re-energising.