DZ47-125 4P 100A High Miniature Circuit Breaker MCB
DZ47-125 4P 100A MCB. High breaking capacity, thermoplastic shell, 4-pole design.
Circuit Breaker
WTAIELE manufactures miniature, residual current, moulded case and smart circuit breakers for AC and DC distribution, from 6 A to a 250 A frame.
MCB, RCCB, MCCB or Smart: Matching the Breaker to the Circuit
The breaker follows the circuit, and the circuit type decides the family. Final circuits for lighting and sockets take a miniature breaker: DZ47-63 up to 63 A, DZ47-125 up to 100 A. Where the circuit needs earth leakage protection as well as overload protection, DZ47LE adds residual current sensing at 30, 100 or 300 mA.
Feeders and mains take a moulded case breaker, because a miniature frame no longer has the current capacity or the breaking capacity. WTCM1-250 covers AC feeders, and WTM1-250 covers DC feeders up to 1500 V. DC final circuits use WTM7-63, which is rated by pole count.
Smart breakers answer a different question: they replace a standard two-pole breaker where the site needs metering and remote switching, not where the fault level is higher. WTB2-80ML covers 32 A to 80 A with WiFi or 4G.
Circuit Breaker products
DZ47LE-125 4P 100A RCCB Wholesale
DZ47LE-125 4P 100A RCCB. Residual current protection, 4-pole, 100A rated.
DZ47-63 2P 63A Miniature Circuit Breaker MCB
Strong protection capability MCB with 4500A breaking capacity, 230/400V rated voltage, 63A rated current, C curve. Compact 2-pole design.
Send the Circuit List and the Fault Level
Tell us the circuits, the supply voltage and the prospective fault current at the board. We reply within 24 hours with the breaker for each circuit, the curve and the breaking capacity that covers the fault level.
BEFORE YOU ORDER
Breaking Capacity, Curve and Pole Count
Breaking capacity is the first number that gets missed. It is the fault current the breaker can interrupt, and it has to exceed the prospective fault current at the board. A 4.5 kA breaker on a board with a 10 kA fault level will not clear the fault safely, however correct the current rating looks.
The curve is the second. B suits lighting and long cables, C suits motors and mixed loads, and D suits welders and transformers with high inrush. A B curve on a compressor trips on a healthy start; the fix is the curve, not a bigger breaker.
The pole count is the third. A 1P+N device breaks the live pole and switches the neutral without a rated breaking capacity in it. A 2P device breaks both poles. Where the neutral must be isolated, 2P is the answer.
Send the fault level with the circuit list and the first choice is already narrowed.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
An RCCB protects a group of circuits against earth leakage but has no overcurrent protection, so each circuit still needs an MCB. An RCBO combines both in one device, which takes less space and clears only the faulted circuit, but costs more per way.
It is the fault current the breaker can interrupt without being damaged. A 4.5 kA breaker on a board with a 10 kA fault level may fail to clear the fault safely. Check the prospective fault current before choosing the rating.
No, above very low voltages. AC breakers rely on the current crossing zero to extinguish the arc, and direct current never does. A DC breaker has a deeper arc chamber and a wider contact gap, and the pole count sets the voltage rating.
B trips at three to five times rated current for lighting and long cables. C trips at five to ten times for motors and mixed loads. D trips at ten to twenty times for welders, transformers and high-inrush equipment.
Size on the cable ampacity first, so the cable is protected, then check the load current sits below the rating and the starting current below the magnetic trip. For an air-conditioning circuit, use the nameplate minimum circuit ampacity and maximum breaker size instead of a rule of thumb.
Yes. Logo printing, private-label cartons and rating labels are handled at our plant in Liushi, Yueqing. Send the artwork and the model list, and we confirm what can be changed for each frame.
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