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PN630 PN Series MCCB Thermal Magnetic Type and Electronic Type

PN Series Moulded Case Circuit Breaker is suitable for AC 50Hz and 60Hz, with a rated operating voltage of 690V and below, and a rated current of 12.5A to 1600A, used in distribution networks to distribute electrical energy and protect lines and power supply equipment from overload, short-circuit, and undervoltage failure hazards. It can also be used as a non-frequent conversion of the line under normal conditions and in the infrequent start of the motor.  

PN Series MCCB complies with IEC60947-2 standards, with CE, KEMA certificate approved.

    Key Features

    PN630

    PN Series MCCB offers wide current coverage with high breaking capacity to interrupt faults quickly. A double-break contact and optimized arc-quenching reduce arcing and thermal stress, while the space-efficient modular form simplifies panel integration and maintenance. Built with environmentally friendly materials and engineered for industrial reliability, it can be flexibly applied across factories, commercial buildings and other demanding installations.

    Ratings of 400A to 630A

    Double Breakpoints

    Flying Arc Distance of 0mm

    Green Environmental Protection

    Tech Specs

    GENERAL SHORT CIRCUIT
    Poles 3P, 4P Breaking capability level S H
    Shell frame maximum rated current 400A, 630A Limit breaking capacity 50kA(AC415V,AC500V) 10kA(AC690V) 85kA(AC415V) 15kA(AC690V)
    Rated current 250-400A, 400-630A Running breaking capacity 50kA(AC415V,AC500V) 10kA(AC690V) 85kA(AC415V) 15kA(AC690V)
    Rated voltage AC415/500/690V Type of trip unit Thermal Magnetic type, Electronic type Thermal Magnetic type, Electronic type
    Rated insulated voltage 1000V
    Rated impulse withstand voltage 8kV OTHERS
    Flying arc Distance 0mm Working with categories A B
    Mechanical life test 10000
    Electrical life test 6000(AC415V,250-400A) COMPLIANCE
    5000(AC415V,400-630A) International standard IEC60947-2
    1000(AC690V)

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    FAQs

    • 1. What are the differences between the Thermal Magnetic type and Electronic type?

      Thermal-magnetic trip units use a bimetal for overload and an electromagnetic coil for instantaneous short-circuit protection; they are simple, rugged and cost-effective. Electronic trip units use solid-state sensing and microcontroller logic to provide accurate, adjustable protection curves, selectable functions and better coordination and monitoring.

    • 2.How are faults repaired and what should I expect during maintenance?

    • 3.What accessories are available?