4 pole mini circuit breaker (MCB) with a rated current of 10 amp is ideal for use in low voltage distribution systems. This miniature circuit breaker features a short circuit breaking capacity of 6 kA at 230/400V AC, ensuring that the breaker can quickly and effectively interrupt high fault currents, preventing potential fire hazards, equipment damage, and system failures.
4 Pole MCB Breaker Information
- Rated Current: 10 amp
- Rated Voltage: 230/400V AC, 50Hz
- Number of poles: 4 pole
- 6 kA rated short-circuit breaking capacity
- Compliant with IEC standard
- C curve trip characteristic
- With overload protection and short circuit protection function
Technical Data
| Model |
CCHN-NB8-634PC10 |
| Rated Current |
10A |
| Rated Voltage |
230/400V |
| Frequency |
50Hz |
| Number of Poles |
4P |
| Mechanical Life |
20000 Times |
| Electrical Life |
10000 Times |
| Rated Short-Circuit Breaking Capacity |
6000A |
| Operating Short-Circuit Breaking Capacity |
6000A |
| Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage (1.2/50) |
6kV |
| Dielectric Test Voltage |
2000V (50Hz, 1 min) |
| Heat & Humidity Resistance |
28 Cycles |
| Vibration Resistance |
No Obvious Vibration and Impact |
| Terminal Block |
Terminal Block Type |
Pillar Terminal Block |
| Min. Terminal Size Acceptability |
1mm2
|
| Max. Terminal Size Acceptability |
25mm2
|
| Standard Connection Torque |
2 N.m |
| Max. Tolerable Torque |
2.5 N.m |
| Wire Insertion Depth |
13mm |
| Reference Temperature |
30℃ |
| Operating Temperature |
-35℃~+70℃ |
| Storage Temperature |
35℃~+85℃ |
| Applicable Altitude |
2000m |
| Tripping Mode |
Thermal Magnetic Trip |
| Electromagnetic Tripping Type |
Type C (5In-10In) |
| Shell Flame Retardant Grade |
V0 |
| Wire Entry Method |
Both Upper and Lower |
| Installation Method |
TH35-7.5 Standard Rail |
| Protection Level |
Direct Installation |
IP20B |
| Installed in the Distribution Box |
IP40B |
4 Pole MCB Breaker Dimensions (Unit: mm)

Details

Tips: Common faults and solutions of miniature circuit breaker
Miniature Circuit Breakers (MCBs) are commonly used for protecting electrical circuits. Here are some common faults and their solutions:
Tripping without Load
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Cause: Mini circuit breaker may be faulty or worn out, or it could be due to an internal fault like insulation damage.
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Solution: Replace the MCB with a new one. Ensure no underlying circuit faults are causing the trip.
Frequent Tripping
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Cause: Overloading, short circuits, or earth faults.
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Solution: Check for overloaded circuits, and verify wiring for short circuits or grounding issues.
MCB Doesn't Trip on Overload
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Cause: The MCB's thermal element could be defective.
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Solution: Replace the faulty MCB.
Physical Damage
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Cause: External impact or deterioration over time.
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Solution: Replace the damaged MCB to prevent safety risks.
Failure to Reset
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Cause: Mechanical failure or internal fault.
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Solution: Inspect the micro circuit breaker and replace it if necessary.