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Data is subject to errors and technical modifications.

Residual Current Devices

Technical Data

Commercial

Distribution

Residual Current Devices

A residual current device (RCD) is the generic term for a device which simultaneously performs the functions of detection of the residual current, comparison of

this value with the rated residual operating value and opening the protected circuit when the residual current exceeds this value. These devices can take several

different forms I.e. Residual Current Circuit Breaker (RCCB), Residual Current Circuit Breaker with integral Overload protection (RCBO), or a residual current

device incorporated within a socket outlet or other accessory (SRCD)

Residual current circuit breakers (RCCB) protect against earth faults only and not short circuits. They are usually therefore used in conjunction with overcurrent

protective devices.

MCB/RCCB Co-ordination

Short circuit capacity of the RCCB

only

With MCB’s

RCCB

MTN 6-63A B NBN 6-63A B NCN 6-63A C NDN 6-63A D

2 poles

16A

1500A

6kA

10kA

10kA

6kA

25A

1500A

6kA

10kA

10kA

6kA

40A

1500A

6kA

10kA

10kA

6kA

63A

1500A

6kA

10kA

10kA

6kA

80A

1500A

6kA

10kA

10kA

6kA

100A

1500A

6kA

10kA

10kA

6kA

4 poles

16A

1500A

6kA

6kA

6kA

4.5kA

25A

1500A

6kA

6kA

6kA

4.5kA

40A

1500A

6kA

6kA

6kA

4.5kA

63A

1500A

6kA

6kA

6kA

4.5kA

80A

1500A

6kA

6kA

6kA

4.5kA

100A

1500A

6kA

6kA

6kA

4.5kA