Lewden Miniature Circuit Breaker - 6kA - B Type - 32A - White

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This guide is for electricians and technicians working with the Lewden Single Pole 6kA B Curve MCB. It details how to understand, install, and troubleshoot this circuit protection device. The key benefit is reliable circuit protection against overload and short circuits. Please note that installation must be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with the latest IET wiring regulations.

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Model Part NumberG06-1B32
BrandLewden

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FAQs

What does a B Curve MCB mean?

A B Curve MCB trips quickly at 3 to 5 times its rated current, making it suitable for general-purpose applications with low inrush currents, such as lighting and sockets.

What is the short circuit rating of this MCB?

The short circuit rating is 6kA, meaning it can safely interrupt fault currents up to 6,000 Amperes.

What is the voltage rating of the MCB?

The voltage rating is 230V, suitable for standard electrical systems.

Where can I install this MCB?

This MCB is designed for installation in Lewden distribution boards.

What are the incoming terminal capacities?

The incoming terminal capacity is 25mm².

What standards does this MCB conform to?

This MCB conforms to BS EN 60898 standards.

Who should install this MCB?

A qualified electrician should install this MCB in accordance with the latest IET wiring regulations (BS7671).

What is the warranty period?

The product comes with a 1-year guarantee.

Troubleshooting

MCB trips frequently.

Identify and rectify the cause of the overload or short circuit. Check connected appliances and wiring for faults.

MCB fails to trip during a fault.

The MCB may be faulty; replace it with a new one of the correct rating. Ensure the circuit is wired correctly and the load does not exceed the MCB's capacity.

Difficulty in mounting the MCB on the DIN rail.

Ensure the DIN rail is compatible and the MCB's mounting clip is properly engaged. Clean the DIN rail of any debris.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides essential protection against overloads and short circuits.
  • Easy to install on a DIN rail.
  • Complies with BS EN 60898 standards, ensuring safety and reliability.
  • Suitable for various applications with B curve characteristics.
  • Single pole design for efficient space utilization.

Cons

  • Requires professional installation by a qualified electrician.
  • Limited to use with Lewden distribution boards.
  • May not be suitable for all types of electrical circuits (e.g., those requiring different trip curves).
  • Single pole design provides protection for only one circuit at a time.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Professional Installation: Installation must be performed by a qualified electrician, following the latest edition of the IET wiring regulations (BS7671).
  2. DIN Rail Mounting: The MCB is designed to clip onto a standard DIN rail inside a distribution board.
  3. Wiring: Connect the incoming and outgoing wires to the appropriate terminals, ensuring correct polarity and secure connections.
  4. Testing: After installation, the electrician should test the circuit to ensure the MCB functions correctly.

Compatibility:

  • Distribution Boards: Designed for use with Lewden branded distribution boards.
  • Voltage: 230V systems.
  • Current: Suitable for circuits ranging from 6A to 50A. This specific model is a 32A variant.

Care:

  • Regular Inspection: Check the MCB periodically for any signs of damage or wear.
  • Testing: If the MCB trips frequently, investigate the cause of the overload or short circuit.
  • Replacement: Replace the MCB if it fails to operate correctly or if it has been damaged. Do not attempt to repair it.

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