DZ47-63 2-Pole MCB 6A–63A 400V Mini Circuit Breaker DIN Rail Mini Circuit Breaker Axl 63A

DZ47-63 2-Pole MCB 6A–63A 400V Mini Circuit Breaker DIN Rail

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Sale price  $29.82 Regular price $36.64
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DZ47-63 2-Pole MCB 6A–63A 400V Mini Circuit Breaker DIN Rail Mini Circuit Breaker Axl 63A

DZ47-63 2-Pole MCB 6A–63A 400V Mini Circuit Breaker DIN Rail

Sale price  $29.82 Regular price $36.64
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DZ47-63 2-Pole Mini Circuit Breaker (MCB) – 6A to 63A | 400V | 35mm DIN Rail

The DZ47-63 2-Pole Mini Circuit Breaker (MCB) is a CE-certified, compact protection device designed for residential and light commercial electrical installations. Available in a wide range of current ratings — 6A, 10A, 16A, 20A, 25A, 32A, 40A, 50A, and 63A — this Type C breaker delivers reliable overcurrent and short-circuit protection on single-phase AC circuits operating at 50Hz/60Hz and rated up to 400V.

With a robust 6KA breaking capacity and standard 35mm DIN rail mounting, it integrates seamlessly into most residential distribution boards and industrial control panels. Both the live and neutral wires are simultaneously disconnected during a trip event, providing an added layer of electrical safety.

Key Features

  • Wide amperage range: 6A, 10A, 16A, 20A, 25A, 32A, 40A, 50A, 63A — choose the right rating for your circuit
  • 2-Pole design: Simultaneously cuts both live and neutral conductors for enhanced safety
  • Rated voltage: 400V AC | Frequency: 50Hz / 60Hz
  • Breaking capacity: 6KA — handles high fault currents with confidence
  • Type C trip curve: Ideal for resistive and inductive loads, motors, and general wiring
  • 35mm DIN rail mount: Tool-free snap-on installation for fast, secure fitting
  • CE Certified: Meets European safety and performance standards
  • Compact form factor: Space-saving design for use in crowded distribution boards
  • Overcurrent & short-circuit protection: Automatically trips to safeguard wiring and connected equipment

Technical Specifications

Model DZ47-63
Poles 2-Pole
Current Ratings 6A / 10A / 16A / 20A / 25A / 32A / 40A / 50A / 63A
Rated Voltage 400V AC
Frequency 50Hz / 60Hz
Breaking Capacity 6KA
Trip Curve Type C
Mounting 35mm DIN Rail
Certification CE
Origin Made in China

Ideal Applications

  • Residential distribution boards and consumer units
  • Light commercial electrical panels
  • Motor protection circuits (Type C curve)
  • Industrial control cabinets
  • Renovation and new-build electrical projects

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between a Type C mini circuit breaker and other trip curves?

A: A Type C MCB trips between 5–10 times the rated current, making it well-suited for circuits with motors, transformers, and inductive loads that draw higher inrush currents on startup. Type B breakers trip at lower multiples and are better for purely resistive loads. The DZ47-63 Type C breaker is a versatile choice for mixed residential and light commercial applications.

Q: What amperage rating should I choose for my circuit?

A: Select an amperage rating that matches or is slightly above the maximum continuous current draw of the circuit you are protecting, while remaining within the safe current-carrying capacity of the installed wiring. For example, a 2.5mm² cable typically supports up to 16A–20A, while 6mm² cable can support up to 32A. Always consult a qualified electrician to confirm the correct rating for your specific installation.

Q: Is this MCB compatible with standard DIN rail enclosures?

A: Yes. The DZ47-63 is designed to snap onto a standard 35mm DIN rail, making it compatible with the vast majority of distribution boards, consumer units, and industrial control cabinets that use this rail width.

Q: Does the 2-pole breaker disconnect both live and neutral conductors?

A: Yes. The 2-pole design simultaneously disconnects both the live (phase) and neutral conductors when the breaker trips, providing a higher degree of isolation and electrical safety compared to single-pole alternatives.

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