278760 FAZ-C16/2, Eaton xEffect MCB, 2P, 16A Curve C, 240 → 415V AC, 10 kA Breaking Capacity

Eaton FAZ Series Circuit Breakers

The FAZ series by Eaton offers a wide range of quality, highly reliable and safe circuit breakers. Eaton’s FAZ DIN rail mountable circuit breaker is designed for use in control panel applications.

Features and Benefits

• The Eaton miniature circuit breaker has a current limiting design, providing short circuit interruption to reduce let-through energy, which can damage the circuit.
• Rated currents up to 63A.
• The toggle can be sealed in both the on and off position where required, and the trip-free design means that the breaker cannot be defeated by holding the handle in the on position.
• Reliable and safe operation with six levels of thermal-magnetic over-current protection.
• Red or green light indicates the contact position.
• Easy installation.
• Suitable for supplementary protection.

Eaton MCB, 240 to 415V AC Voltage Rating, 10kA Breaking Capacity - FAZ Series - 278760 FAZ-C16/2

Use this Eaton MCB in your branch service applications to protect electrical circuits against overcurrent. The device provides short-circuit interruption to reduce let-through energy and minimise potential damage. This protects equipment and prevents costly downtime by increasing safety and limiting risks like electrical shocks and fires. You can easily determine the contact position using the status indicator, which will light either red or green. Thermal-magnetic overcurrent protection provides dual safeguarding against both overcurrent and overheating. You can use this MCB for power supplies and control instrumentation.

• Trip-free mechanism prevents tampering and makes it impossible to hold the toggle in the ON position when the system is faulty
• DIN-rail mounting allows for installation in confined spaces
• Robust plastic housing resists corrosion for durability

What's the difference between an MCB and RCD?

An RCD is a targeted electrical safety device that protects against risks like electrocution when people touch exposed wires or when there are earthing faults. An MCB protects a circuit in general, while an RCD is directly linked to a circuit and immediately cuts power supplies to interrupt potentially hazardous currents.

Note

Eaton formerly known as Moeller

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