Product Description – A9N61519

Miniature Circuit Breaker – C60H – 1 Pole – 63 A – C Curve – Schneider Electric

Overview

The A9N61519 is a high-quality miniature circuit breaker (MCB) from Schneider Electric’s C60H series. Designed for reliable protection of electrical circuits, this MCB is ideal for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. It features a 1-pole design, a rated current of 63 A, and a C tripping curve, making it suitable for a wide range of electrical installations.

Key Features

• Model: C60H
• Number of Poles: 1 Pole
• Rated Current: 63 A
• Tripping Curve: C Curve (Moderate starting current, suitable for general-purpose applications)
• Breaking Capacity: High breaking capacity for reliable protection
• Voltage Rating: 230/400V AC
• Standards Compliance: IEC/EN 60898-1, IEC/EN 60947-2
• Mounting: DIN rail mounting for easy installation
• Terminal Type: Screw terminals for secure connections
• Mechanical Life: Up to 20,000 operations
• Electrical Life: Up to 10,000 operations at rated current
• Environmental Conditions: Operating temperature: -25°C to +60°C, Storage temperature: -40°C to +70°C
• Safety Features: Overload and short-circuit protection

Applications

The A9N61519 MCB is suitable for a variety of applications, including:

• Residential electrical distribution boards
• Commercial and office buildings
• Industrial control panels
• Lighting circuits
• Power distribution systems

Benefits

• Reliable protection against overloads and short circuits
• Compact design for space-saving installations
• Easy to install and replace
• Durable construction for long-lasting performance
• Compliance with international safety standards

Technical Specifications

Dimensions

Width: 17.5 mm, Height: 80 mm, Depth: 70 mm

Warranty

Schneider Electric offers a standard warranty period for this product, subject to terms and conditions. Please refer to the manufacturer’s warranty policy for more details.

Safety Information

Always ensure that the installation and maintenance of the MCB are carried out by a qualified electrician in accordance with local electrical codes and standards. Disconnect power before working on the circuit.