Residual Current Circuit Breaker
Brand Name: Clipsal
Type: Type AC
Range: 4 Series
Voltage: 250 VAC
Current: 63 A
Interrupt Rating: 3 kA
Number of Poles: 2
Rated Fault Current: 30 mA
Trip Range: 10 In
Enclosure: IP40
Actuator: Non-Delayed
Length: 75 mm
Width: 36 mm
Height: 81 mm
Temperature Rating: -5 to 40 deg C
Environmental Conditions: 20000 Cycles of Mechanical
2000 Cycles of Electrical
Clipsal RCD 2Mod 2P 63A 250V 30Ma - RCD263/30
Clipsal RCD263/30 Resi Max Series RCD, Type AC, 2 Pole, 63A, 30mA, 240V, 4.5KA, Din Rail Mount, 2 Module
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Clipsal RCD 2Mod 2P 63A 250V 30Ma - RCD263/30
Width 400
Height 800
Depth 900
| SKU | CLIRCD263/30 |
|---|---|
| Supplier No | RCD263/30 |
| EAN / Barcode | 9318795004648 |
| Width | 94 |
| Height | 800.000000 |
| Length | 900.000000 |
| Width | 400.000000 |
| Brand | Clipsal |
| Range | Resi MAX |
| Number of Poles | 2 Pole |
| Voltage | 250 VAC |
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A FEW FAQS
The connection of the RCD240/30 is line at the top and load at the bottom. For further information please visit https://www.clipsal.com/Trade/Products/ProductDetail?catno=RCD240/30
The RCD440/30 id 6ka with a fuse and the 4RC440/30 is 10ka.
Replacement part no is 4RC463/30
part number is RCD440/30
The overall dimensions are 81mm (H) X 72mm (W) X 75mm (D)
You need a 2200Ω resistor going from the outgoing neutralto the outgoing white phase. be sure there in no cable in the ingoing neutral terminal as that would create a dead short. This Task should only ever be performed by a licenced electrician.
