Description
Schneider A9N61512 | miniature circuit breaker – C60H – 1 pole – 20 A – C curve
Technical Specifications A9N61512
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Brand: Schneider Electric
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Product Code: A9N61512
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Product Series: Acti9 C60H
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Device Type: Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB)
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Number of Poles: 1 Pole
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Rated Current (In): 20 A
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Tripping Curve: Type C (Trips at 5–10 times rated current)
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Rated Operational Voltage: 230/400 V AC
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Rated Frequency: 50/60 Hz
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Breaking Capacity:
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6 kA according to IEC/EN 60898-1
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Mounting Style: Clip-on DIN rail (35 mm)
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Terminal Type: Screw clamp (top and bottom)
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Protection Degree: IP20 (with proper installation)
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Standards Compliance:
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IEC/EN 60898-1
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IEC/EN 60947-2
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Operating Temperature: -25°C to +60°C
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Mechanical Durability: > 20,000 operations
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Electrical Durability: > 10,000 operations
Key Features:
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Reliable 20A Overload and Short Circuit Protection
Provides precise disconnection during fault conditions, preventing equipment damage and electrical fires. -
C Curve Tripping Characteristics
Suitable for circuits with moderate inrush current such as power outlets, lighting, and small motors. -
Compact Modular Construction
Saves panel space and integrates easily with other modular components in Schneider distribution systems. -
High Durability and Longevity
Designed for extended operation with minimal maintenance. -
Quick and Safe Installation
DIN rail mounting and screw terminal connections ensure efficient setup and wiring. -
Enhanced Safety and Insulation
IP20 touch protection with optional terminal covers for safer handling.
Applications:
Residential Installations
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Power protection for lighting, plug circuits, and kitchen appliances.
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Integration into home distribution boards and consumer units.
Commercial Buildings
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Electrical safety in office buildings, shops, and schools.
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Ideal for computer systems, lighting networks, and HVAC controls.
Industrial Settings
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Auxiliary circuits in light industrial machinery.
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General protection for small equipment and panelboard components.
Public Infrastructure
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Hospitals, malls, and hotels.
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Backup circuits and essential low-load systems.
