The IP20 front means it's panel-internal; no washdown rating here.
Breaking capacity drops as voltage climbs: 100 kA at 240 V AC, 50 kA at 400 V AC, 8 kA at 500 V AC, and 5 kA at 690 V AC. At 400 V — the common industrial panel voltage — 50 kA gives solid headroom for most downstream coordination studies. The 690 V figure (5 kA) is lower; if your panel feeds a 690 V motor branch, verify the fault current doesn't exceed that.
Trip class and protection features
That's typical for a motor-protective breaker in this class — you'd add a separate ground-fault module if the application requires it.
Main circuit terminals accept solid conductors 2× (2.5…16 mm²) or stranded 2× (10…50 mm²) and 1× (10…70 mm²). Fine-stranded with ferrule: 2× (2.5…35 mm²) and 2.5…50 mm². Auxiliary and control circuit terminals are screw-type as well. The box-terminal design on the main circuit gives a reliable connection for the higher current range.
Shock rated at 25 g / 11 ms. Mounting position any — no derating needed for horizontal or vertical orientation. Zero clearance at the sides and back (0 mm) simplifies panel layout.
