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N8LBE 10kA N Series RCBO Electronic Type

N8LBE RCBO is an 10kA electronic-type RCBO in GACIA N series lineup, merges residual-current sensing with a compact overcurrent breaker. It combines thermal overload protection and magnetic short-circuit protection while its electronic control improves sensitivity and repeatability.

GACIA RCBO achieves short circuit, overload and residual current protection in one compact unit. When a fault is detected, it immediately cuts power to prevent accidents.

    Key Features

    • Space-Saving Design

      - Integrated device eliminates need for separate units

      - Protects against overload, short circuit, and earth leakage

      - Adjustable trip threshold: 30 mA to 300 mA

    • Advanced Safety Features

      - Detects sinusoidal, pulsating, and smooth DC residual currents

      - Electronic processing ensures fast, accurate response

      - 10 kA short-circuit capacity handles most fault conditions

    • User-Friendly Installation

      - Flexible termination: busbar or cable wiring

      - Visual indicator for quick status checks

      - Test button for monthly verification, lockable handle for safety lockout

    Tech Specs

    GENERAL SHORT CIRCUIT
    Poles 1P+N Rated breaking capacity 10kA
    Rated current 6-63A Tripping characteristics of MCB B, C
    Rated operational voltage 230/400V AC RESIDUAL CURRENT
    Voltage range of the test button T 195.5 - 253V AC Rated residual current 10-300mA
    Rated insulated voltage 400V AC Residual current protection type Electronic
    Dielectric test voltage 2.5kV Sensitivity to residual current
    AC type - AC residual current
    A type - residual AC and pulsating DC current
    Mechanical service life 10000 COMPLIANCE
    Electrical service life 4000 International standard IEC/EN 61009-1
    Rated frequency 50/60Hz

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    N8LBE KEMA.pdf

    FAQs

    • 1.Can an RCBO replace separate MCB + RCD?

    • 2.How often should an RCBO be tested and inspected?