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Circuit breakers

PLS6/M xPole Miniature Circuit Breaker

The PLS6 and PLSM miniature circuit breakers are protective devices equipped with both a thermal and an electromagnetic release that are available in 1-, 2-, 3-, 4-, 1+N and 3+N pole versions. These Eaton miniature circuit breakers are compatible with AC and DC applications up to 48 V in residential and non-residential fields. They are available with tripping characteristics B, C and D, the switching capacity of the PLS6 is 6 kA and that of the PLSM is 10 kA.

RATED CURRENTS
up to 63 A
VERSIONS
1-, 2-, 3-, 4-, 1+N and 3+N pole
TRIPPING CHARACTERISTICS
B, C, D

Core features

  • Current limiting class 3
  • Back-up fuse with high selectivity, thanks to low let-through energy
  • Contact position indicator red – green
  • Complies with the insulation coordination requirements (= distance between the contacts ≥ 4 mm)
  • Lift/claw double terminals at top and bottom
  • For mounting on busbar at top or bottom
  • 3-position DIN-rail clip to simplify removal from the busbar system
  • Comprehensive range of accessories, which can also be retrofitted
  • Switch-grip in rated current color

The most commonly used type of overcurrent protection device

MCBs protect cables against damage due to overload and short circuits: In the event of dangerously high currents, the circuit breaker’s bimetallic thermal release will disconnect the power supply. In the event of a short circuit, the electromagnetic release will disconnect the power supply in a timely manner.

A design that is standard-compliant and quality-tested

Eaton’s PLS6 and PLSM miniature circuit breakers are type-tested and approved according to 60898-1 (VDE 0641-11). Part 1 of IEC/EN 60898 applies to AC MCBs if the rated voltage between the phases does not exceed 440 V, the rated current does not exceed 125 A and the rated breaking capacity does not exceed 25,000 A.

The right MCB for every application

Circuit breakers with tripping characteristic B are the standard MCB type used for lighting and socket circuits. For circuits with high peak currents such as motor circuits devices with tripping characteristic C are used. Circuit breakers with tripping characteristic D are used for circuits with inductive and capacitive loads, such as solenoid valves, transformers or motors.
Specifications
Kindly refer to Circuit Protection and Control Products Overview  and Eaton EA Low Voltage Final Distribution Catalogue for the full range of product models. You may contact us to check for the availability of model.