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Single pole RCBO 6KA Type-A
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A Single Pole RCBO 6KA Type-A is an electrical safety device designed to protect a single circuit. It combines Residual Current Device (RCD) and Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB) functionalities in one unit. It can handle up to 6 kiloamperes of fault current and is sensitive to both AC and pulsating DC residual currents, making it suitable for general applications.
Designed to handle high-stress electrical situations, this single pole RCBO boasts a rated breaking capacity of 6kA, which can interrupt a fault current of up to 6000 amperes. Its 30mA earth-leakage capacity provides an essential safety feature, immediately tripping the circuit if it detects a potentially dangerous leak to earth.
6KA Single Pole RCBO adheres to the strictest safety and performance standards. It's ESV compliant and approved as per Australian Standards AS/NZS 61009:1, assuring its quality and reliability.
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