SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC C60H-DC A9N61501

Schneider Electric C60H-DC 2A 2-Pole DC Miniature Circuit Breaker

Description

The Schneider Electric A9N61501, part of the Acti9 C60H-DC series, is a high-performance miniature circuit breaker (MCB) specifically engineered for direct current (DC) applications. It provides essential protection against overcurrents and short-circuits in systems like solar power installations, battery storage, and DC motor controls. With a 2A rating and a C tripping curve, it offers reliable performance for a wide range of DC loads.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Schneider Electric
• Part Number: A9N61501
• Model: C60H-DC
• Poles: 2-Pole (2P)
• Rated Current: 2 A
• Tripping Curve: C
• Rated Voltage (Ue): Up to 500 V DC
• Breaking Capacity (Icu): 6kA at 500V DC, 10kA at 440V DC, 20kA at 220V DC
• Standard: IEC/EN 60947-2
• Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage (Uimp): 6 kV

Label Info

• Correct voltage polarity required (L+, -).
• Pollution Degree: 3
• Category: A

Application

This MCB is ideal for use in renewable energy systems, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), telecommunications, and industrial DC power distribution networks where reliable circuit protection is critical.

Country of Origin

Made in China.

CO2 Impact

Opting for this component helps avoid approximately 10.0 kg of CO2 emissions compared to manufacturing a new one, supporting sustainable industrial practices.

Availability

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FAQ

What is the difference between an AC and a DC circuit breaker like the C60H-DC?

A DC circuit breaker is specifically designed to extinguish a DC arc, which is more difficult to interrupt than an AC arc because DC current does not pass through zero. The C60H-DC uses mechanisms like permanent magnets to stretch and cool the arc, ensuring a safe interruption. Using an AC breaker in a DC circuit can be a serious fire hazard.

What does the ‘C’ in ‘C 2A’ signify for this circuit breaker?

The ‘C’ refers to the tripping curve of the breaker. A C-curve MCB is designed to trip between 5 to 10 times its rated current (2A in this case). This makes it suitable for general purpose applications with moderate inrush currents, such as resistive and inductive loads.

Can this 2-pole MCB be used to protect two separate single-pole DC circuits?

No, a 2-pole MCB is designed to protect a single circuit by simultaneously disconnecting both the positive and negative conductors. It should not be used to protect two independent circuits, as this would violate safety standards and compromise the linked trip mechanism, which is essential for proper protection.

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Friday, March 13, 2026