- TOMZN RCBO Residual Current Circuit breaker with over current and Leakage protection in Bangladesh
- The TOMZN TOB1L-63H RCBO is a 2-pole (2P) residual current circuit breaker with over-current protection (MCB function) and leakage protection (RCD function). It’s designed to protect both line (L) and neutral (N) wires in residential and industrial electrical installations.
🔧 Key Specifications:
- Specification Description
- Model TOB1L-63H
- Brand TOMZN
- Poles 2P (Phase + Neutral)
- Rated Current (In) 63A
- Rated Voltage (Ue) 230V AC
- Frequency 50Hz / 60Hz
- Residual Operating Current 30mA (typical, adjustable in some models)
- Breaking Capacity 6kA
- Tripping Characteristic Type C (standard usage, handles moderate inrush currents)
- Protection Overcurrent, Short Circuit, Earth Leakage
- Mounting DIN Rail 35mm (standard)
- Cut-off Cuts both L (Live) and N (Neutral) during fault condition
- Application Residential, commercial, and light industrial usage
⚙️ Features:
✅ RCBO (Residual Current Breaker with Over-current): Combines the functionality of MCB + RCD in one compact unit.
✅ Double-pole Cut-off (L+N): Enhances safety by disconnecting both lines during faults.
✅ Quick Trip Response: Responds rapidly to ground fault or overload.
✅ Compact DIN rail design: Easy installation inside distribution boards.
✅ Fire and shock protection: Provides added protection against electrical fires and electrocution.
✅ High sensitivity: Can detect leakage as low as 30mA.
🏠 Use Case Scenarios:
- Household electrical circuit protection
- Air conditioner or geyser line protection
- Solar inverter AC output protection
- Small office distribution board
- Shops and light commercial spaces
⚠️ Important Note:
- Always install RCBOs with correct wiring and grounding.
- Make sure the selected current rating suits your load.
- It is recommended to install by a qualified electrician.
- TOMZN Residual Current Breaker with Overcurrent Protection.
Warranty: 6 Months (Except Burn & Physical Damage)
- Made in China
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