Schneider A9N61515 | miniature circuit breaker – C60H – 1 pole – 32 A – C curve

Schneider A9N61515 | miniature circuit breaker – C60H – 1 pole – 32 A – C curve

Technical Specifications A9N61515

• Manufacturer: Schneider Electric

• Product Code: A9N61515

• Series: Acti9 C60H

• Device Type: Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB)

• Number of Poles: 1 Pole

• Rated Current (In): 32 A

• Tripping Curve: Type C (trips at 5 to 10 times the rated current)

• Rated Operational Voltage: 230/400 V AC

• Rated Frequency: 50/60 Hz

• Breaking Capacity:

  • 6 kA according to IEC/EN 60898-1

• Mounting Method: DIN rail mounting (standard 35 mm rail)

• Terminal Type: Screw terminal (top and bottom)

• Degree of Protection: IP20 (when installed in enclosure)

• Operating Temperature: -25°C to +60°C

• Mechanical Endurance: > 20,000 operations

• Electrical Endurance: > 10,000 operations

• Standards:

  • IEC/EN 60898-1

  • IEC/EN 60947-2

Main Features:

• 32 A Current Rating
  Offers robust protection for mid-capacity loads, including high-demand sockets and motor circuits.

• C Curve Tripping
  Optimized for applications with moderate inrush current, ensuring sensitive yet non-nuisance tripping.

• Compact Modular Design
  Saves space in distribution panels while maintaining full functionality and safety.

• Reliable Breaking Performance
  Handles short circuits up to 6,000 A without compromising device integrity or surrounding circuits.

• Easy Installation
  Quick-fit DIN rail mounting and secure terminal connections simplify setup and maintenance.

• Extended Lifespan
  High endurance in both mechanical and electrical operations for long-term reliability.

Applications:

Residential:

• Lighting circuits, kitchen appliances, air conditioning units.

• Use in apartment buildings and private homes.

Commercial:

• Office and retail power circuits.

• Server rooms, IT racks, and energy control panels.

Light Industrial:

• Automation systems, machine control panels.

• Protection of single-phase motors and tools.

Public Infrastructure:

• Schools, healthcare facilities, public buildings.

• Emergency systems, lighting, and auxiliary loads.