Schneider Miniature circuit breaker MCB - C60H - C curve

Product Highlights

• Type: Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB)
• Series: C60H
• Trip Curve: C curve (5-10x rated current)
• Application: Residential and commercial circuit protection
• Brand: Schneider Electric - global electrical leader

Product Description

Schneider C60H Miniature Circuit Breaker is a C-curve MCB manufactured by Schneider Electric, engineered for protecting electrical circuits from overload and short circuit conditions. The C-curve trip characteristic makes it suitable for general-purpose applications with moderate inrush currents.

Ideal for residential and commercial electrical installations, the C60H MCB offers reliable protection with quality Schneider Electric engineering. The compact design fits standard distribution boards, making it perfect for electrical installations in Bangalore requiring dependable circuit protection.

Recommended Applications

• Residential Wiring: Protect lighting and power circuits in homes
• Commercial Buildings: Circuit protection for offices and retail spaces
• General Purpose Loads: Suitable for resistive and inductive loads
• Distribution Boards: Install in Schneider or compatible distribution boards
• Overload Protection: Protect circuits from overload conditions
• Short Circuit Protection: Rapid disconnection during short circuit faults

Installation Guidelines

FAQs

1) What is a C-curve MCB?

C-curve MCB trips at 5-10 times the rated current during short circuit conditions. This makes it suitable for general-purpose applications with moderate inrush currents like lighting, power outlets, and most household appliances.

2) What is the difference between B, C, and D curve MCBs?

B-curve trips at 3-5x, C-curve at 5-10x, and D-curve at 10-20x rated current. C-curve is most common for residential and commercial use, while B-curve is for sensitive loads and D-curve for motors with high inrush currents.

3) How do I select the right MCB rating?

Select MCB rating based on circuit load and cable size. The MCB rating should be equal to or slightly higher than the circuit load but not exceed the cable's current-carrying capacity. Consult electrical standards for proper sizing.

4) Can I use Schneider C60H for residential wiring?

Yes, Schneider C60H MCB is excellent for residential wiring. The C-curve characteristic is ideal for protecting lighting and power circuits in homes with reliable overload and short circuit protection.

5) What is the breaking capacity of C60H MCB?

Check product specifications for exact breaking capacity. Schneider C60H MCBs typically have high breaking capacity suitable for residential and commercial applications. Breaking capacity indicates the maximum fault current the MCB can safely interrupt.

6) How do I install an MCB in a distribution board?

Snap the MCB onto the DIN rail in the distribution board. Connect incoming supply to the top terminal and outgoing circuit to the bottom terminal. Ensure proper tightening of terminals for secure connections.

7) How do I identify genuine Schneider MCBs?

Genuine Schneider MCBs have clear markings including brand name, series, rating, and specifications. Purchase from authorized dealers and check for Schneider hologram and packaging to ensure authenticity.

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Returns & Exchange Policy

1. This product is non-returnable.
2. Replacement available within 24 hours of delivery for:
   • Damaged or defective product
   • Wrong or missing item
3. Product cannot be returned once installed or used
4. Refer to Refund Policy for complete details