Communication function is built in, meaning it can report status to a higher-level system without an external module.
Breaking capacity across voltages — where it works and where it doesn't
At 415 V it still delivers 121 kA — enough for most industrial distribution boards with a transformer secondary. At 690 V it falls to 3.7 kA, which is a hard limit: if your fault current exceeds that, this breaker will not clear it safely. For 690 V applications, step up to the 3VA2 frame with a higher interrupting rating, or coordinate with a current-limiting upstream device.
