St62 Series RCCB 2p Residual Current Circuit Breaker

The Residual Current Circuit breaker RCCBs are the safest device to detect and trip against electrical leakage currents, thus ensuring protection against electric shock caused by indirect contacts. These devices must be used in series with an MCB or fuse which protects them from the potentially damaging thermal and dynamic stresses of any over currents. They also act as the main disconnecting switches upstream of any derived MCBs (e.g. domestic consumer unit)

ST60 residual current circuit breaker is in conformity with the standards of IEC61008.It can cut off the fault circuit immediately on the occasion of shock hazard or earth leakage of trunkline.Thus it is suitable to avoid the shock hazard and fire caused by earth leakage.It can be used in circuits up to single phase 240V,three phase 415V,50 or 60Hz.

WENZHOU SANTUO ELECTRICAL Co., Ltd.(Before:YUEQING SHANTUO ELECTRICAL CO.,LTD.) is one of manufactories that specialize in manufacturing Circuit Breaker, AC CONTACTOR, Thermall Relay,Magnetic Starter(DOL),Solid State Relay,Distribution Case, Voltage Regulator  is located in Liushi, Wenzhou, China that called " the Capital of Low Voltage Electronic Products", enjoying convenient transportation access and a beautiful environment. The products have passed CE approvals and strictly comply with IEC standards. The company has advanced detection instruments and strong technical force with strong research and development capability, product constantly updated. The products export Europe, Asia, Southern Amercia, Middle East, Western Africa market.The products have passed CE certificate. And our Teams have more than 20years Experience. 

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On the base of guarrantee the quality, we will try our best to design new model with ourselves patents for the coming years.