FuseBox RCBO Type A Curve B Single Pole Circuit Protection Current Rating: 6A To 50A. Single Pole....FuseBox RCBO Type A Curve B Single Pole Circuit Protection Current Rating: 6A To 50A. Single Pole. 30mA Rated. 6kA Single Phase. 18th edition is compliant. FuseBox offers a wide range of metal consumer units and protection devices, which are reliable and affordable. Based in the UK, FuseBox offers flexible and versatile solutions for 18th Edition electrical installations. The FuseBox is RCBO with a B curve and 6kA short circuit capacity. The RCBO is Type A -- meaning it can be used to detect AC and pulsating DC components. Features: RCBO B Curve. Type A 6kA. BS EN 61009-1 Cable: 25mm². Tightening torque: 2.5Nm. IP Rating: IP20. Rated operational voltage Ue: 230/400 V. A-Rated RCBOs also protect against AC 50Hz Pulse and Smooth DC <6mA. Dimensions: (H) 114mm (W) 18mm (D) 70mm.
This guide is for electricians and electrical installers using the FuseBox RCBO (Residual Current Breaker with Overcurrent protection) with a 32A B Curve Type A. It offers essential circuit protection, ensuring safety and compliance with the 18th Edition regulations. Note that proper installation by a qualified professional is crucial for safe and effective use.
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Series
Fusebox
Model Part Number
RTA063230B
Brand
FuseBox
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What does 'B Curve' mean?
The B curve indicates the tripping characteristics of the RCBO. B curve devices trip faster on overcurrents compared to C curve devices and are typically used for resistive loads and circuits with low inrush currents.
What is the meaning of Type A?
Type A RCBOs can detect AC and pulsating DC components, offering better protection than AC-only devices.
How often should I test the RCBO?
It is recommended to test the RCBO monthly using the test button to ensure it is functioning correctly.
What is the IP rating of the FuseBox RCBO?
The IP rating is IP20, meaning it is protected against solid objects larger than 12.5mm but has no protection against water. It must be installed inside an enclosure.
What is the warranty period?
Please refer to the product documentation or contact the manufacturer for warranty information.
Can I use this RCBO in a three-phase system?
No, this RCBO is designed for single-phase systems.
What is the maximum cable size that can be used?
The maximum cable size is 25mm².
Troubleshooting
RCBO trips frequently.
Check for earth leakage faults in the connected circuit. Inspect appliances and wiring for damage. Reduce the load on the circuit.
RCBO won't reset.
Check for a short circuit or overload. Disconnect the load and try resetting the RCBO. If it still doesn't reset, it may be faulty and need replacing.
No power to the circuit.
Check the RCBO is switched ON. Check the main circuit breaker. Test the RCBO by pressing the test button.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Comprehensive protection against overcurrent and earth leakage faults.
Ensures compliance with the latest electrical safety standards (18th Edition).
Suitable for a wide range of applications with its B curve characteristics.
Compact size allows for easy integration into existing consumer units.
Offers protection against AC, pulse, and smooth DC components.
Easy installation and maintenance.
Cons
Requires professional installation by a qualified electrician.
May not be suitable for circuits with high inrush currents.
Specific to single-phase systems.
IP20 rating means it requires installation inside an enclosure.
Limited to a 6kA short circuit capacity.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Professional Installation: This RCBO *must* be installed by a qualified electrician.
Wiring: Connect the line and neutral conductors to the appropriate terminals, ensuring correct polarity.
Cable Size: Use cables up to 25mm².
Torque: Tighten the terminals to 2.5Nm.
Compatibility:
Compatible with FuseBox consumer units.
Suitable for 230/400V electrical systems.
Compliant with 18th Edition regulations.
Care:
Regularly test the RCBO using the test button to ensure proper functionality.
Check for any signs of damage or wear.
Keep the unit clean and free from dust and debris.
Do not attempt to repair the RCBO yourself; consult a qualified electrician if needed.