Doepke 09144818 09144818 RCCB for electric charging station A

Ground fault circuit interrupter (RCCB) switch off the power supply in case of dangerously high fault currents. Thus, you protect persons, animals and plants. DFS 4 are two or four pole ground fault circuit breakers for single or three phase networks. In standard design, the compact devices are four division units narrow. They are available with many different fault current types and versions at rated currents up to 125 A. The large double level terminals can also accommodate large conductor cross-sections. The trip position of the multifunction toggle facilitates troubleshooting. The free label software helps with the labeling. Type A switches are pulse- and AC-sensitive. This function is independent of mains voltage. Switches in the model EV are intended for use in charging devices for electric vehicles. They have an additional function to detect smooth direct fault currents >= 6 mA. This protects upstream current protective circuit breakers of type A or F against functional failures. Features: Line voltage-dependent additional function for the detection of smooth direct fault currents; trigger threshold of 6 mA for smooth direct current fault; LED display for operation additional function; no additional wiring expenditure; VDE certified; tripping independent of mains and auxiliary voltage; sensitive for alternating and pulsating DC fault currents (type A) small size for all rated currents; high short-circuit resistance; double-sided terminals for large conductor cross-section and rail connection; Display of switch position; viewing window for labeling labels; multi-function switching lever with three positions: "on", "off", "triggered"; connection C1 Neutral conductor position left; mounting type: rapid mounting on mounting rail; any mounting position; any feeding direction; application areas: These RCCB are exclusively intended for use in equipment for charging electric vehicles; excluded the use for protection of systems. In which electronic equipment can cause fault currents with frequencies not equal to 50 Hz. All current-sensitive residual current circuit breakers of type B or B+ must be used here.

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