Schneider Electric Resi9 R9F24316 istič 3P 16A charakteristika C 6kA

The Schneider Electric Resi9 R9F24316 is a high-quality miniature circuit breaker (MCB) designed for reliable overcurrent protection in residential and commercial electrical installations. Part of the trusted Resi9 series, this 3-pole breaker offers a rated current of 16A with a C tripping characteristic, making it ideal for protecting circuits with moderate inrush currents such as lighting, socket outlets, and small appliances. With a breaking capacity of 6kA at 230V AC, it ensures safety and compliance with international standards.

Advantages

This MCB provides robust protection against overloads and short circuits, ensuring the safety of electrical systems and connected equipment. Its compact DIN rail mounting design saves space in distribution boards, while the tunnel-type terminals allow for secure and easy wiring. The C curve characteristic ensures compatibility with a wide range of loads, and the high mechanical and electrical life guarantees long-term reliability.

Suitable for

• Residential electrical panels
• Commercial building distribution boards
• Lighting circuits
• Socket outlet circuits
• Small motor and appliance protection

Key specifications

• Product Type: Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB)
• Series: Resi9
• Number of Poles: 3P
• Rated Current (In): 16 A
• Tripping Characteristic: C Curve
• Breaking Capacity (Icn): 6 kA at 230 V AC
• Rated Operational Voltage (Ue): 230 V AC
• Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui): 400 V AC
• Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage (Uimp): 4 kV
• Mounting Type: DIN Rail
• Terminal Type: Tunnel type terminals
• Terminal Capacity (Rigid Wire): 1...25 mm²
• Terminal Capacity (Flexible Wire): 1...16 mm²
• Standards: EN/IEC 60898-1
• IP Protection Rating: IP20
• Operating Temperature: -25 to 60 °C
• Pollution Degree: 2
• Electrical Life: 10000 cycles
• Mechanical Life: 20000 cycles

Recommendations

For optimal protection, ensure that the MCB is installed by a qualified electrician and that the total load does not exceed the rated current. Always follow local electrical codes and regulations.