Ycm8le-250s Molded-Case Residual-Current Circuit Breaker

• Breaking Capacity: Low Voltage Circuit Breakers
• Operation: Manual Type
• Speed: Normal Type Circuit Breaker
• Arc-extinguishing Medium: Air
• Installation: Insert
• Structure: MCCB
• Model NO.: YCM8LE-250s
• Poles Number: 1
• Type: Circuit Breaker
• Function: Conventional Circuit Breaker, Circuit-Breaker Failure Protection, Overcurrent Protection, OVP(Overvoltage Protection), RCCB
• Certification: VDE, ISO9001-2000, CE, UL, CB, CCC
• Competitive Quotation: Yes
• Transport Package: Box
• Specification: 23CM
• Trademark: CNC
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8536200000
• Production Capacity: 10000/Day

Product Description

General:

YCM8 Series circuit breakers were developed according to the demand of domestic
and international market as well as features of similar products.
Its rated insulation voltage up to 1000V, is suitable for AC 50Hz distribution network
circuit whose rated operation voltage is up to 690V, rated operation current from
10A to 800A. It can distribute power, protect the circuit and power supply devices
from the damage of overload, short circuit and under voltage, etc.
This series circuit breaker feature small volume, high breaking capacity and short
arcing. It can be installed vertically (namely vertical installation) and also installed
horizontally (namely horizontal installation).
It complies with standards of IEC60947-2.
 

Feature
Limiting the rise of short circuit current of circuit. The peak short circuit current and
I2t power are much lower than the value expected.
Feature 1: Current limiting ability
The U shape fixed contact design achieves the technique of pre-breaking:
When the short circuit current pass through the contact system, there are forces that
repel each other on the fixed contact and moving contact. The forces were produced
with short circuit current synchronous and enlarge while short circuit current enlarge.
The forces make the fixed contact and moving contact apart before tripping. They
elongated the electric arcing to enlarge their equivalent resistance to limit the rise of
short circuit current.