The Siemens 3VA1110-4ED42-0AA0-ZD00 is a 4-pole IEC frame 160 molded case circuit breaker with a 36 kA interrupting capacity at 415 V — that's the S breaking capacity class, meaning it handles moderate fault levels common in commercial and light industrial distribution without needing an upstream current-limiting fuse. The TM210 thermal-magnetic trip unit is set for a fixed 100 A overload (Ir) and a fixed 10x In short-circuit pickup (Ii), so it's a straight line-protection breaker, not a motor-protection or adjustable model. The N conductor is unprotected (no overcurrent sensing on the neutral), and the breaker ships with a nut keeper kit for DC Power OEM builds in China.
What the ratings mean for your panel
The 36 kA Icu at 415 V tells you this breaker can safely clear a fault up to that level without welding its contacts or rupturing the case. That's enough for most secondary distribution panels downstream of a 1 MVA transformer. The fixed Ir=100 A and Ii=10 x In (1000 A instantaneous) mean it's a set-and-forget device — no adjustment dials to mis-set during commissioning. The 4-pole configuration with an unprotected neutral is typical for TN-S or TN-C-S systems where the neutral is bonded at the source and doesn't need its own trip element. The nut keeper kit is a small mechanical detail that matters on an assembly line: it prevents the mounting nuts from falling into the panel during installation, which is exactly the kind of thing that slows down a DC Power OEM build. The 'for DC Power OEM in China' tag in the order code means this variant was configured for that specific supply chain, but electrically it's a standard 3VA1 line-protection breaker.