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Schneider Acti9 iC60N low-voltage circuit protection breakers: industrial control, PLC power, small motors

Low-voltage circuit breakers are the basic protection element in power distribution and electrical equipment: they cut the supply quickly on overload or short circuit to prevent damage to wiring and equipment. The breakers on this page are from Schneider’s Acti9 iC60N miniature circuit breaker (MCB) series, with easy DIN-rail installation, for industrial distribution boards, machinery and automation systems.

Specifications

ModelPolesRated voltageRated currentTrip curveBreaking capacityTypical use
IC60N-A9F742062PAC 440 V6 AC6000 A (IEC 60898) / 10 kA (IEC 60947)Industrial circuits at higher voltage
A9F741011P220 V AC1 AC6000 A (IEC 60898) / 10 kA (IEC 60947)Precision control circuits
A9F741021P220 V AC2 AC6000 A (IEC 60898) / 10 kA (IEC 60947)LED lighting, instruments
A9F741161P230 V AC16 AC6000 A (IEC 60898) / 10 kA (IEC 60947)Sockets, general loads
A9F741201P220 V AC20 AC6000 A (IEC 60898) / 10 kA (IEC 60947)Power supplies, motor starting

Features

  • Overload and short-circuit protection to keep circuits safe
  • DIN-rail mounting for simple installation
  • Available in multiple current ratings, in single-pole and two-pole versions
  • Suitable for industrial equipment and power distribution systems

Applications

  • Industrial distribution boards and control panels
  • Power protection for machinery
  • Factory power distribution systems
  • Electrical protection for automation equipment
  • Circuit protection in buildings and facilities

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Trademarks: Schneider Electric, Acti9, iC60 and the model names on this page are trademarks or model names of their owner, used here only to identify the products. JIAHON is not the authorized distributor of Schneider Electric in Taiwan.

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