Miniature Circuit Breaker, C60SP Series, 50A, 1 Pole, 240/415V AC, 10kA at 120/240V AC, C Curve MPN:M9F22150
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Miniature Circuit Breaker, C60SP Series, 50A, 1 Pole, 240/415V AC, 10kA at 120/240V AC, C Curve
Protect your electrical systems with the Schneider C60SP Series Miniature Circuit Breaker, a reliable and efficient solution for branch circuit protection. Suitable for 240/415V AC applications, this 50A, 1-pole breaker offers a maximum short-circuit current rating of 10kA at 120/240V AC. With a thermal magnetic trip type and toggle actuator, it provides fast and secure disconnection in case of an overload or short circuit. Ideal for use in commercial and industrial settings, this circuit breaker meets UL Type UL 1077 standards and is designed for easy installation on DIN rail.
Top product features:
- Protects against short circuits and overloads with a 10kA at 120/240V AC rating
- Provides 50A of current protection for branch circuit protection applications
- Features a thermal magnetic trip type for reliable and accurate circuit breakage
Top product applications:
- Branch Circuit Protection
- Circuit Breaker Actuator Toggle
- DIN Rail Mounting Style
IEC Supplementary Protector, Amps 50 A, AC Voltage Rating 240/415V AC, Max. AIR Rating 10kA at 120/240V AC, Series C60SP, Curve Type C, DC Voltage Rating 60V DC, Number of Poles 1, 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 2 AWG, Length 3.19 in, Width 0.71 in, Depth 2.83 in
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: 3.30
- Package Width: 2.50
- Package Height: 1.00
- Package Weight: 0.25
Product info last updated on February 11, 2026 1:38am UTC
Category: Circuit Protection