2191126 Авт. вимикач ETIMAT 6 1p+N (1мод.) С 25А

This ETI ETIMAT 6 miniature circuit breaker is designed to protect electrical circuits against overload and short circuit conditions in residential and small commercial installations. It is intended for mounting in distribution boards on a DIN rail and is suitable wherever a compact modular solution is required. The 1P+N configuration allows simultaneous switching of the phase conductor and neutral, which is practical for single-phase final circuits while keeping the installation compact. With a width of 1 module, the device helps save space inside the enclosure and simplifies arrangement of other modular components. The breaker is rated at 25 A, making it appropriate for branch circuits with moderate load demand. Its C tripping characteristic is used for circuits with higher inrush currents, such as loads that include electric motors or other equipment with short-term start-up peaks. The breaking capacity of 6 kA indicates the ability to interrupt short-circuit currents typical of standard low-voltage distribution networks, supporting safe disconnection of faulted circuits. The device operates on AC systems at a nominal voltage of 230 V and a frequency of 50/60 Hz, which makes it suitable for common single-phase applications. The rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp of 4 kV shows resistance to short-duration overvoltage events that can occur in electrical installations. The permissible conductor cross-section of 1 to 10 mm² provides flexibility when connecting compatible wires and cables within the manufacturer’s limits. ETIMAT 6 complies with IEC/EN 60898-1, the standard governing circuit breakers for household and similar installations. This specification is important for selecting protection devices that match the requirements of domestic and light commercial electrical systems. Overall, the combination of 1P+N construction, 25 A nominal current, C characteristic, and 6 kA breaking capacity makes this breaker a suitable choice for protecting individual outgoing lines in modular switchboard assemblies.