Residual current add-on devices up to 125 A for Acti 9 C120 Add On Residual Current Devices for Miniature Circuit Breakers Acti 9 C120 up to 125A

Residual current add-on device up to 125 A for NG125 Immune to disturbances and easy to install, the residual current add-on device can be quickly connected to Acti 9 NG125 circuit breakers with minimum fuss.

Acti 9 Vigi xC60 and Vigi C120 add on RCD modules for MCBs (RCBO) up to 125A Acti 9 Vigi xC60 and Vigi C120 add on RCD modules for MCBs (RCBO) up to 125A

Residual current circuit breakers (rccb) up to 125A RCCB circuit breakers, or Residual Current Circuit Breakers, are essential safety devices designed to instantly disconnect a circuit upon detecting current leakage. They provide robust protection against electrocution and electric shocks caused by accidental contact with exposed wires. At Schneider Electric India, discover an extensive range of RCCB circuit breakers tailored for use in tertiary and industrial buildings, ensuring reliable safety and operational efficiency.

Acti 9 xID & ID 125 Residual Current Circuit Breaker (RCCB) up to 125A

 

Residual Current Circuit Breaker or RCCB is a type of circuit breaker that ensures electrical protection and prevents accidents, deaths and other mishaps. This device senses current and interrupts low voltage circuits in case of faults by disconnecting the primary circuit within seconds.The Acti 9 xID and ID 125 by Schneider Electric are professional-grade RCCBs that provide optimum safety with long and reliable service.

Ensure safety with Schneider Electric’s IDPN Vigi Earth Leakage Circuit Breakers (ELCB). Protect your electrical installations from leakage currents and prevent electrical hazards effectively. Schneider Electric’s IDPN Vigi Earth Leakage Circuit Breakers (ELCB) provide advanced protection for your electrical installations by detecting and disconnecting circuits in the event of earth leakage. Designed for reliability and safety, these ELCBs safeguard against electrical hazards, minimizing the risk of electric shocks and fire."