Schneider A9F77206 | Miniature circuit-breaker, Acti9 iC60N, 2P, 6 A, C curve, 6000 A (IEC 60898-1), 10 kA (IEC 60947-2)

Description

Schneider A9F77206 | Miniature circuit-breaker, Acti9 iC60N, 2P, 6 A, C curve, 6000 A (IEC 60898-1), 10 kA (IEC 60947-2)

Technical Specifications

• Product Model: A9F77206

• Series: Acti9 iC60N

• Type: Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB)

• Number of Poles: 2P (simultaneous switching and protection of phase and neutral)

• Rated Current: 6 A

• Tripping Curve: C Curve (trips between 5 to 10 times the rated current)

• Rated Voltage: 230/400 V AC

• Breaking Capacity:

  • 6000 A according to IEC 60898-1

  • 10,000 A according to IEC 60947-2

• Rated Frequency: 50/60 Hz

• Mounting: DIN rail (modular)

• Terminal Type: Tunnel terminals for safe and secure connections

• Connection Capacity:

  • Rigid wire: 1.5–25 mm²

  • Flexible wire: 1.5–16 mm²

• IP Protection: IP20 (up to IP40 when installed in enclosure)

• Dimensions (H x W x D): Approx. 85 x 36 x 78.5 mm

• Operating Temperature: -25°C to +70°C

• Standards: IEC 60898-1 and IEC 60947-2

• Certifications: CE, EAC, and other international approvals

Key Features

The Schneider A9F77206 is engineered with both safety and durability in mind. Its C curve tripping characteristic makes it well-suited for general-purpose loads with low to moderate inrush currents, such as lighting systems, small appliances, and control panels. The dual-pole configuration provides simultaneous disconnection of both the phase and neutral conductors, enhancing operational safety and simplifying maintenance.

Its modular design allows easy integration into standard DIN rail distribution boards and switchboards. It also includes VisiTrip and VisiSafe indicators (available on iC60N range), which help with fast fault diagnosis and safer maintenance operations.

With a mechanical life of up to 20,000 operations and an electrical life of up to 10,000 operations, this MCB offers long-term reliability in demanding environments.

Applications

• Lighting Circuits: Suitable for indoor and outdoor lighting circuits in residential and commercial buildings.

• Control Circuits: Often used to protect low-power control systems and automation circuits in industrial panels.

• Socket Circuits: Ideal for protecting general-purpose socket outlets in light-load environments.

• Small Motors & Devices: Provides safe protection for equipment with modest inrush currents.

• Residential Distribution Boards: A common choice for main or sub-circuit protection in homes and apartments.

• IT and Data Centers: Used for protecting sensitive circuits and ensuring continuity of supply to critical systems.