Trip Curve K — what it means for your load
Curve K is the middle ground between B and C curves for magnetic trip: it holds through inrush from motor starters, contactor coils, and solenoid valves without nuisance tripping, but still clears fast on a hard short. On a 10 A frame, expect the magnetic trip to operate between 8× and 12× rated current (80–120 A instantaneous). That makes this breaker a natural fit for mixed inductive-resistive loads in a control panel — think a bank of contactor coils plus a small transformer primary.
Panel integration
Four-pole width occupies 72 mm (4 × 18 mm modular units).
