Residual current circuit breakers (RCCBs) are designed to protect electrical systems by detecting leakage currents that could lead to electrocution or fire. This component disconnects the circuit when leakage exceeds a preset threshold of 30 mA — ensuring safety in residential, commercial, or industrial installations. ### Specifications Four-pole RCCB unit with Type A sensitivity for detecting both sinusoidal AC and pulsed DC leakage currents. Operates under nominal voltage conditions and within specified temperature ranges. Suitable for use in both single-phase and three-phase systems with neutral configuration. ### Operational Characteristics Rated residual operating current: 0.03 A provides high protection against earth faults. Conforms to IEC/EN standards for safety compliance — ensures reliable tripping response in standard operational environments. Mechanism tolerates medium-frequency duty cycles; repeated activation is permissible without significant wear on internal components. #### Technical Notes / Limitations: - Rated voltage range: Up to 400 V AC, specific applications require verification of system compatibility. - Operating temperature limits between -25°C and +40°C; performance may degrade outside these boundaries. - Must be installed vertically—horizontal positioning can compromise trip functionality. - Cannot provide overload or short-circuit protection—requires integration with appropriate MCB or similar device for full coverage. - Designed exclusively for low-voltage circuits; unsuitable above defined thresholds as per IEC guidelines.