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FRCMM-40/2/003-110 180587 Y7-180587 EATON ELECTRIC Residual current circuit breaker (RCCB), 40A, 2p, 30mA, t..
FRCMM-40/2/003-110
180587
Y7-180587
EATON - MOELLER
1 Pcs.
Automation > Residual current circuit breaker (RCCB)
Modular Switchgear – Industrial
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This Eaton Moeller FRCMM-40/2/003-110 residual current circuit breaker is designed to protect electrical installations against insulation faults by immediately disconnecting power when ground leakage currents arise. It is typically mounted on standard rails inside distribution enclosures for general facility safety.
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- Number of poles (EF001391): 2
- Rated voltage (EF000228): 110 V
- Rated current (EF000227): 40 A
- Rated fault current (EF002358): 0.03 A
- Rated insulation voltage Ui (EF001366): 440 V
- Rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp (EF011980): 4 kV
- Mounting method (EF000003): DIN rail
- Leakage current type (EF002560): AC
- Selective protection (EF002561): No
- Short-time delayed tripping (EF003604): No
- Short-circuit breaking capacity (Icw) (EF002562): 10 kA
- Surge current capacity (EF002564): 0.25 kA
- Voltage type (EF000187): AC
- With interlocking device (EF007385): Yes
- Frequency (EF005455): 50 Hz
- Additional equipment possible (EF008148): Yes
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▲General specifications
EN45545-2
IEC 61373
Delivery program
Partly surge-proof 250 A
- FRCmM
- Residual current circuit breakers
- Type AC
Technical data - electrical
Technical data - mechanical
DIN rail
IP20
Design verification as per IEC/EN 61439 - technical data
Design verification as per IEC/EN 61439
Additional information
Residual current circuit breaker
- Current test marks as per inscription
- Maximum operating temperature is 75 °C: Starting at 40 °C, the max. permissible continuous current decreases by 2.5% for every 1 °C
FRCmM
Residual current circuit breakers