Residual Current Miniature Circuit Breaker, RCD, 4P 10kA B-16A 30mA Type A

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109,31 €

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EAN: 3250611016960

MPN: ADX416D

Package: 1

Estimate delivery time at our warehouse (approx.): 4-6 weeks

Technical Information

Item condition	New
Manufacture name	Residual Current Miniature Circuit Breaker, RCD, 4P 10kA B-16A 30mA Type A
Brand	Hager
Categories	RCBO - (Earth Leakage Breakers )
Harmonized System Code	8536 2010 00

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Description

This device provides protection against residual current and overload, shutting off power to circuits when a leakage or fault is detected. It prevents electric shock risks for personnel and stops damage caused by current imbalances in four-pole systems. ### Electrical Specifications Rated operational voltage: 230/400V AC. Breaking capacity: 10kA according to IEC standard. Current rating: 16A with B trip curve classification — suitable for low-inrush applications like lighting or smaller motors. Residual current sensitivity: 30mA, designed for fault detection related to human safety situations under Type A classification (detects both AC and pulsating DC residual currents). ### Mechanical Features Four-pole configuration; compatible with multi-phase systems requiring simultaneous switching on/off across all poles. DIN rail mountable design fits industry-standard enclosures—compact profile aids in panel space efficiency. Manual actuator toggles operation; test button integrated directly into switch body enables regular function checks of the residual current mechanism. - Only operates within -25°C to +40°C ambient temperature range. - Requires proper grounding connection; cannot function effectively without earth reference. - Not rated for direct-current applications or specialized high-frequency filters — only supports AC installations up to specified limits. - Trip curve “B” limits compatibility with equipment causing significant surge currents during startup.