IEC Miniature Circuit Breaker, MULTI9 Series, 5A, 2 Pole, 240/415/440V AC, 14kA at 240V AC, D Curve MPN:M9F43205
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IEC Miniature Circuit Breaker, MULTI9 Series, 5A, 2 Pole, 240/415/440V AC, 14kA at 240V AC, D Curve
Protect your electrical systems with the Schneider MULTI9 Series 5A 2 Pole Miniature Circuit Breaker. Ideal for branch circuit protection, this reliable device offers thermal magnetic tripping for safe and efficient operation. With a maximum short-circuit breaking capacity of 14kA at 240V AC, it provides robust protection against power surges and overloads. Suitable for 240/415/440V AC systems, this circuit breaker is perfect for use in commercial and industrial settings, including office buildings, data centers, and manufacturing facilities. Its compact design and DIN rail mounting style make it easy to integrate into existing systems.
Top product features:
- Protects against overcurrent in branch circuits up to 14kA at 240V AC
- Provides thermal and magnetic trip types for customizable overcurrent protection
- Mounts on DIN rail for easy installation and space-saving design
Top product applications:
- Branch Circuit Protection
- DIN Rail Mounting
- UL Type UL 489
IEC Miniature Circuit Breaker, Amps 5 A, Number of Poles 2, Curve Type D, AC Voltage Rating 240/277/480V AC, DC Voltage Rating 125V DC, Max. AIR Rating 14kA at 120/240V AC, Phase 1, Meets UL Type UL 489, Terminal Connection Screw Clamp, Series C60BP, Trip Type Thermal Magnetic, Circuit Breaker Mounting Style DIN Rail, Application Branch Circuit Protection, Min. Wire Size 18 AWG, Max. Wire Size 8 AWG, Length 4.06 in, Width 1.42 in, Depth 2.83 in, Frame Size 63A/C60BP
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: FR
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 4.10
- Package Width: 2.50
- Package Height: 3.20
- Package Weight: 0.57
Product info last updated on March 11, 2026 2:44pm UTC
Category: Circuit Protection