ETI ETIMAT 6 Circuit Breaker 3P 2A C 6kA (2145508)

ETI ETIMAT 6 is a circuit breaker designed for protection of electrical circuits against overload and short circuit in distribution boards of residential, commercial, and industrial facilities. With three poles, it is suitable for switching and protecting three-phase lines or groups of consumers that require simultaneous disconnection of all phases in an AC network. This makes the device appropriate for auxiliary circuits, control lines, and other low-load applications where coordinated protection is necessary. The breaker is rated at 2 A, which allows it to protect circuits with low current consumption. The C tripping characteristic indicates tolerance to short-term inrush currents above the nominal value, so the device can be used in circuits where moderate starting currents may occur. The breaking capacity of 6 kA defines the ability to safely interrupt fault currents up to the stated level, which is an important parameter for reliable operation in standard low-voltage installations. The device is intended for AC systems with a rated voltage of 400 V and a frequency of 50/60 Hz. Its rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp is 6 kV, which reflects resistance to transient overvoltages and supports stable operation in electrical installations exposed to switching surges. These characteristics make the breaker suitable for use in networks where electrical parameters must remain within clearly defined limits. Connection of conductors is permitted within a cross-section range of 1 to 25 mm², providing compatibility with commonly used wiring and installation solutions. The product complies with IEC/EN 60898-1 and IEC 60947-2 standards, which cover requirements for modular circuit breakers and protective switching devices. As part of a distribution system, the ETIMAT 6 can be installed in typical switchboards together with other modular components, where accurate electrical ratings and standardized construction are important for circuit protection and system coordination.