Schneider A9K24106 | miniature circuit breaker – iK60N – 1P – 6 A – C curve

Schneider A9K24106 | miniature circuit breaker – iK60N – 1P – 6 A – C curve

1. Technical Specifications

• Operational Voltage (Ue): Up to 240/415 V AC

• Number of Poles: 1 (single-phase protection)

• Rated Current (In): 6 Amperes

• Tripping Curve: Type C — suitable for protection of circuits with moderate inrush currents, such as fluorescent lighting or small motors

• Breaking Capacity:

  • 6000 A (typically under IEC 60898-1, depending on regional variant)

• Mounting: Standard 35 mm DIN rail

• Frequency: 50/60 Hz

• Degree of Protection: IP20 (IP40 with enclosure)

• Insulation Class: Class II (double/reinforced insulation)

• Electrical Endurance: Up to 20,000 load operations

• Mechanical Endurance: Up to 20,000 manual operations

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

• Compliance Standards: IEC 60898-1

2. Key Features

1. Reliable Overload and Short-Circuit Protection: Designed to protect low-current single-phase circuits from faults and overcurrents

2. C Curve Tripping: Suitable for circuits with standard inductive loads with moderate starting current

3. Compact Form Factor: Fits easily into residential or small commercial distribution boards

4. Clear Status Indication: Shows ON/OFF state for quick operational checks

5. Safe and Easy Installation: Finger-safe terminals, snap-on DIN rail mounting

6. Durability: High electrical and mechanical endurance for long-term use

7. Accessory Support: Compatible with selected iK60N accessories for additional control or indication features

8. Eco-Friendly Design: Made with recyclable materials and in line with RoHS environmental standards

3. Typical Applications

The A9K24106 MCB is primarily used for single-phase, low-load protection in residential, commercial, and light industrial systems:

• Residential Electrical Panels: For protecting lighting circuits, wall sockets, or dedicated appliance circuits

• Small Commercial Installations: In offices, retail stores, or service rooms

• Control Panels: For protecting auxiliary control wiring or sensitive equipment

• Lighting Circuits: Especially with LED or fluorescent fittings

• Data and Communication Cabinets: To protect sensitive low-current devices

• Educational and Institutional Buildings: In classrooms, labs, and administrative areas