Miniature Circuit Breaker, C60H-DC Series, 2A, 2 Pole, Not Rated, 5kA at 500V DC, C Curve MPN:M9U21202
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Miniature Circuit Breaker, C60H-DC Series, 2A, 2 Pole, Not Rated, 5kA at 500V DC, C Curve
Protect your electrical systems with the Schneider C60H-DC Series Miniature Circuit Breaker, a reliable and efficient solution for branch circuit protection. This 2A, 2-pole breaker is designed for DC voltage applications and features a C curve for fast tripping times. With a maximum air rating of 5kA at 250V DC, it provides excellent protection against overcurrent and short circuits. Suitable for a variety of applications, including industrial and commercial settings, this breaker is easy to install and maintain, with a compact DIN rail mounting style and screw clamp terminals. Its thermal magnetic trip mechanism ensures safe and reliable operation.
Top product features:
- Protects DC circuits with a maximum current rating of 2A
- Provides two-pole protection for branch circuit applications
- Features a C Curve trip characteristic for sensitive equipment protection
Top product applications:
- Branch Circuit Protection
- Circuit Breaker Actuator Toggle
- DIN Rail Mounting Style
IEC Supplementary Protector, Amps 2 A, AC Voltage Rating Not Rated, Max. AIR Rating 5kA at 250V DC, Series C60H-DC, Curve Type C, DC Voltage Rating 500V DC, Number of Poles 2, Phase 1, Circuit Breaker Actuator Toggle, Circuit Breaker Mounting Style DIN Rail, Meets UL Type UL 1077, Terminal Connection Screw Clamp, Trip Type Thermal Magnetic, Application Branch Circuit Protection, Min. Wire Size 18 AWG, Max. Wire Size 4 AWG, Length 3.19 in, Width 1.42 in, Depth 2.87 in
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: CN
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 73 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 3.90
- Package Width: 1.70
- Package Height: 3.50
- Package Weight: 0.55
Product info last updated on February 4, 2026 10:35am UTC
Category: Circuit Protection