Residual Current Circuit Breaker

FRD1-63 is a leakage circuit breaker specially designed for charging piles.

It has novel appearance design, compact structure, good reliability and high safety.

They can ensure higher protection level and maximum operation continuity under all working conditions.
RCCB RCD 63A Residual Current Circuit Breaker Charging pile special leakage protector

The FRD1-63 Type B RCCB boasts a novel and sleek appearance design, coupled with a compact structure that ensures good reliability and high safety.These products are fully compliant with IEC61008-1, IEC62423, and other relevant standards, and have received complete product certification. They are designed to provide maximum operational continuity under all working conditions, offering higher protection levels against all tripping waveforms listed in the Standards EN 62423. With their universal capabilities, Type B RCCBs are ideal for many applications, including EV Charging Stations, Cranes and Elevators, and Wind Power Systems, ensuring maximum safety at all times.

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63A RCCB RCD 4P Residual Current Circuit Breaker Charging pile special leakage protector

The FRD1-63 Type B RCCB boasts a novel and sleek appearance design, coupled with a compact structure that ensures good reliability and high safety.These products are fully compliant with IEC61008-1, IEC62423, and other relevant standards, and have received complete product certification. They are designed to provide maximum operational continuity under all working conditions, offering higher protection levels against all tripping waveforms listed in the Standards EN 62423. With their universal capabilities, Type B RCCBs are ideal for many applications, including EV Charging Stations, Cranes and Elevators, and Wind Power Systems, ensuring maximum safety at all times.

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