Circuit breaker ETI ETIMAT P10 3P 2A C 10kA (1901324)

ETI ETIMAT P10 is a modular automatic circuit breaker designed to protect electrical circuits against overload and short circuit. It is intended for installation in distribution boards and is suitable for AC networks where reliable disconnection of a line is required under fault conditions. With three poles, the device provides simultaneous switching of all phases, which makes it appropriate for three-phase circuits. The breaker is rated at 2 A, so it is used in circuits with low current load. The C tripping characteristic indicates suitability for lines where moderate inrush currents may occur, for example when equipment with motor-driven components is connected. This characteristic helps the device operate correctly without unnecessary tripping during normal start-up conditions. The breaking capacity of 10 kA is an important parameter for protection in systems where short-circuit currents can be significant. It allows the breaker to interrupt the circuit safely in the event of a fault. The device is designed for AC voltage of 415 V and operates at a rated frequency of 50/60 Hz, which corresponds to standard power supply networks. The rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp of 6 kV reflects resistance to short-term overvoltage events in the electrical installation. ETIMAT P10 complies with EN/IEC 60898, the standard for modular circuit breakers used in household and similar applications. The permitted conductor cross-section is 1–25 mm², which defines the range of wires that can be connected to the terminals and supports integration into common wiring systems. This parameter is especially relevant during panel assembly, as it helps match the breaker with the intended conductors. Overall, this model combines a 3-pole design, 2 A nominal current, C curve, and 10 kA breaking capacity for use in three-phase low-load circuits. It is a practical choice for protecting separate feeder lines in residential, commercial, and other fixed electrical installations where modular panel equipment is used.