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RCCB,6kA RCCB,RCCB Electronic type

PR8NE 6kA Professional P Series RCCB Electronic type

The PR8NE residual current circuit breaker is a safety device designed to rapidly interrupt an electrical circuit to protect both equipment and users. It disconnects live conductors (“trips”) quickly enough to help reduce the risk of serious electric shock and prevent damage to electrical devices.

The PR8NE is widely used in residential, commercial, and industrial applications.

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    Key Features

    • Rapid Fault Interruption

      - Quickly interrupts electrical circuits upon fault detection

      - Disconnects live conductors without delay

      - Minimizes electric shock risks through fast tripping

    • Enhanced Safety

      - Protects both users and electrical equipment

      - Mitigates the risk of severe electric shock

      - Safeguards devices from damage caused by faults

    • Versatile Application

      - Commonly used in residential, commercial, and industrial settings

      - Suitable for a wide range of electrical systems

      - Compatible with diverse operational environments

    Tech Specs

    GENERAL SHORT CIRCUIT
    Poles 2P(1P+N), 4P(3P+N) Conditional short circuit strength 6kA
    Rated current 25, 40, 63A RESIDUAL CURRENT
    Rated operational voltage 230/400V AC Rated residual current 10, 30, 100, 300, 500mA
    Rated insulated voltage 500V 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
    Voltage range of the test button T 195.5-253V AC (2P) / 195.5-440V AC (4P) Time characteristic AC, A - Undelayed type
    Mechanical service life 10000 operation cycles COMPLIANCE
    Electrical service life 4000 operation cycles International standard IEC/EN 61008-1

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    FAQs

    • Q1：Does a PR8NE trip always indicate a device malfunction?

      A1：Not necessarily. Tripping usually indicates an abnormal condition in the circuit, such as leakage current or wiring issues. The PR8NE responds quickly to eliminate potential risks, not only equipment faults. Circuit inspection or professional assistance is recommended.

    • Q2：Is PR8NE suitable for systems that require long-term continuous operation?