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N8LGE 10kA N Series RCCB Electronic Type

N8LGE is an electronic RCCB designed to accurately sense Type A/AC residual currents. It continuously compares live and neutral currents and will interrupt the circuit immediately upon detecting leakage, helping prevent overheating and ignition sources. It plays a key role in electric-shock prevention and fire-risk reduction, and includes a straightforward test/reset function for routine verification.

GACIA RCCB is compatible with most MCBs on the market. We recommend pairing it with GACIA MCB series, which provides overload and short-circuit protection, to create a comprehensive electrical safety system.

    Key Features

    • Accurate Earth-Fault Detection

      - Residual sensitivity 10mA–500 mA

      - Detects Type A and AC leakage

      - Time characteristic of type A, AC, G, and S

    • Enhanced Power Handling

      - Wide range of rated current from 25A to 100A

      - 10 kA conditional short-circuit current

      - Solid-state electronic control

    • Simplified Installation and Testing

      - Busbar and cable connections supported

      - Visible status window and lockable handle

      - Intuitive test button for rapid checks

    Tech Specs

    GENERAL SHORT CIRCUIT
    Poles  2P, 4P Rated breaking capacity 10kA
    Rated current 25-100A RESIDUAL CURRENT
    Rated operational voltage 230/400V AC Rated residual current 10-500mA
    Voltage range of the test button T 195.5 - 253V AC (2P) / 195.5 - 440V AC (4P) Residual current protection type Electronic
    Rated insulated voltage 500V AC Sensitivity to residual current
    AC type - AC residual current
    A type - residual AC and pulsating DC current
    Dielectric test voltage 2.5kV Time characteristic
    AC, A - Undelayed type
    G - delay (insensitivity) 10 - 300 ms
    S - delay (insensitivity) 130 - 500 ms
    Mechanical service life 10000 COMPLIANCE
    Electrical service life 4000 International standard IEC/EN 61008-1

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    FAQs

    • 1.Electromagnetic vs. Electronic RCCB?

    • 2.Lifespan, maintenance and test frequency?