Schneider Electric GB2 Circuit Breaker - 250V, 2A

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This guide is for engineers, technicians, and maintenance professionals working with industrial control circuits. The Schneider Electric GB2 Circuit Breaker offers reliable short-circuit and overload protection for essential equipment like solenoid valves and transformers, ensuring operational continuity. A key consideration is its specific voltage and current ratings, requiring careful matching with the protected circuit.
| Series | GB2 |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | GB2CD07 |
| Brand | Schneider Electric |
Its primary function is to provide short-circuit and overload protection for control circuits and associated industrial equipment, such as solenoid valves and transformers.
The nominal input voltage is 250V AC, and the current rating is 2A.
The GB2CD07 is a mechanically reset device. After the fault condition is cleared, you will need to manually reset the toggle switch.
No, this breaker is specifically designed for control circuits and associated industrial equipment, not for general-purpose AC power distribution.
'1P+N' signifies that the breaker has one protected pole (Live) and one neutral pole connection.
The breaking capacity is 15 kA (AC) at its maximum rated voltage of 240V.
The warranty period for this product is 1.5 years.
This indicates a short circuit in the protected load or wiring. Inspect the load and all wiring for faults. Ensure the load current does not exceed the 2A rating.
Check if the load current is consistently exceeding the 2A rating or if there is an underlying issue with the load causing temporary overcurrents. Verify correct breaker rating for the application.
Ensure the fault condition that caused the trip has been cleared. If the breaker is damaged, it may need replacement.
This is a critical failure. Immediately de-energize the circuit and replace the breaker. Do not attempt to repair.
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