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PL8HT 6kA Professional P Series RCBO Electronic type

The PL8HT residual current circuit breaker integrates a residual current device based on amplified electronic signals with a circuit breaker featuring thermal overload and magnetic short-circuit protection.

It provides reliable protection for electrical systems across residential, commercial, and industrial applications.

    Key Features

    • Integrated Protection Features

      - Combines residual current detection with thermal and magnetic short-circuit protection

      - Provides dual protection for electrical circuits

      - Safeguards against multiple electrical hazards

    • Reliable Performance

      - Delivers dependable circuit protection

      - Ensures consistent and uninterrupted operation

      - Maintains safety across electrical systems

    • Versatile Application

      - Suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial use

      - Adapts to various operational environments

      - Compatible with diverse electrical system setups

    Tech Specs

    GENERAL SHORT CIRCUIT
    Poles 1P+N Rated breaking capacity 6kA
    Rated current 6-32A Tripping characteristics of MCB B, C
    Rated operational voltage 230/400V AC RESIDUAL CURRENT
    Rated frequency 50/60Hz Rated residual current 30, 100, 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 operation cycles COMPLIANCE
    Electrical service life 4000 operation cycles International standard IEC/EN 61009-1

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    FAQs

    • Q1:Does the PL8HT require regular maintenance after installation?

      A1:Under normal operation, the PL8HT requires minimal maintenance. We recommend users to regularly check their operational status and perform functional tests according to relevant specifications to ensure the device functions properly when abnormalities occur.

    • Q2:What should users do when the PL8HT trips?