2P 32A C 6kA 230-400V EN61009 RCBO

1) Complete 3-in-1 protection for your circuits (overload, short-circuit and insulation fault)This 2P 32 A miniature residual current circuit breaker combines in a single device magnetothermal protection (against overloads and short-circuits) and residual current protection (against current leakage linked to an insulation fault). In the event of a fault, it quickly cuts the power supply in order to limit conductor heating, reduce the risk of damage to appliances, and improve personal safety against the risk of electric shock. It is a particularly relevant solution when you want to replace a simple branch circuit breaker with more comprehensive protection, while keeping the electrical panel clear and better organised.2) 2-pole format: simultaneous disconnection and neat installation in the panelThe 2P (double-pole) version allows simultaneous disconnection of the two circuit conductors, which meets many domestic and small commercial needs, particularly when a clean power isolation of the protected outgoing circuit is required. Designed for integration in a distribution enclosure, this type of device is typically installed on a DIN rail in the panel, and contributes to a more compact architecture: a single functional module instead of multiplying separate protective devices. For compliant and safe use, installation and terminal tightening must be carried out carefully, ideally by a qualified person.3) Electrical characteristics suited to common uses: 32 A, AC 230-400 V, 50/60 HzWith a rated current of 32 A, this model is suitable for outgoing circuits supplying significant loads (the choice must always take into account cable cross-section, installation method, ambient temperature and the actual power drawn). Its stated operating range of AC 230 to 400 V and its 50/60 Hz compatibility make it usable in most residential electrical environments and small commercial premises. To avoid any dangerous situation, it is essential to size the protection in line with the circuit: protection rated too high compared with the cable may allow the line to overheat before tripping.4) C tripping curve + 6 kA breaking capacity: balance between ease of use and safetyThe C curve is generally chosen where there are inrush currents at start-up (for example certain motors, compressors, ventilation systems, equipment with a start-up peak), in order to limit nuisance tripping while maintaining effective protection in the event of a fault. The 6 kA breaking capacity corresponds to a common and relevant level for many domestic installations and general applications: it characterises the device’s ability to interrupt a short-circuit current under specified conditions, contributing to the robustness of the protection in critical situations.5) EN 61009 compliance and recommended uses (damp rooms, sensitive circuits, small commercial premises)Compliant with EN 61009 (residual current circuit breakers with overcurrent protection), this device fits within the safety approach expected on the European market. It is particularly suitable for strengthening the protection of circuits located in more exposed environments (kitchen, utility room, garage, cellar, balcony/terrace, areas subject to humidity) or supplying appliances with a metal casing. In the event of repeated tripping, it is recommended to look for the real cause (degraded insulation, water ingress, faulty appliance, wiring, outgoing circuit overload) rather than blaming the device: a residual current device that trips often indicates a problem that needs to be dealt with.Product designation (reminder): 2P miniature residual current circuit breaker - 32 A - AC 230 to 400 V - C curve - 6 kA - EN 61009Note: the residual current sensitivity rating (e.g. 30 mA/100 mA) and tripping time are not provided in your data; if you add a photo of the rating plate, I can complete the datasheet with this information according to the presentation practices of the French market.