
RCD Legrand 63A 2 Pole 30mA
Legrand 63 amp RCCB residual current device (RCD). A cost effective solution for protecting a number of power and lighting circuits from earth faults. A maximum of three circuits can be wired to each RCD.
- Rated current 63 amps (superior replacement for 40 amp RCCB)
- Rated and marked 230 volts AC for the New Zealand market*
- Double pole
- Mounting: DIN rail
- Short circuit capacity 10kA
- Rated operating current 30mA
- Type A
- Can be wired live top or bottom
- Country of Manufacture: France
* Energy Safety requires all RCDs sold in NZ must be marked 230 volts AC (or a range which includes 230 volts), this is because RCDs are voltage dependent in order to function correctly. Devices marked 240 volts for instance are deemed unsafe.
Legrand 63 amp RCCB residual current device (RCD). A cost effective solution for protecting a number of power and lighting circuits from earth faults. A maximum of three circuits can be wired to each RCD.
- Rated current 63 amps (superior replacement for 40 amp RCCB)
- Rated and marked 230 volts AC for the New Zealand market*
- Double pole
- Mounting: DIN rail
- Short circuit capacity 10kA
- Rated operating current 30mA
- Type A
- Can be wired live top or bottom
- Country of Manufacture: France
* Energy Safety requires all RCDs sold in NZ must be marked 230 volts AC (or a range which includes 230 volts), this is because RCDs are voltage dependent in order to function correctly. Devices marked 240 volts for instance are deemed unsafe.
Original: $53.76
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$18.82Description
Legrand 63 amp RCCB residual current device (RCD). A cost effective solution for protecting a number of power and lighting circuits from earth faults. A maximum of three circuits can be wired to each RCD.
- Rated current 63 amps (superior replacement for 40 amp RCCB)
- Rated and marked 230 volts AC for the New Zealand market*
- Double pole
- Mounting: DIN rail
- Short circuit capacity 10kA
- Rated operating current 30mA
- Type A
- Can be wired live top or bottom
- Country of Manufacture: France
* Energy Safety requires all RCDs sold in NZ must be marked 230 volts AC (or a range which includes 230 volts), this is because RCDs are voltage dependent in order to function correctly. Devices marked 240 volts for instance are deemed unsafe.












