It's rated for 400 V AC and 60 V DC, with a breaking capacity of 10 kA per EN 60898 and 15 kA per IEC 60947-2. That dual rating means it's certified for both residential/commercial (EN 60898) and industrial (IEC 60947-2) installations — a useful overlap if your panel spec calls for the higher industrial standard.
The D characteristic (10–20× In magnetic trip) is the right choice for loads with a high starting surge — think motor contactors, solenoid valves, or power supplies that pull several times their running current for a few cycles. A B-curve breaker would nuisance-trip on that inrush; a D-curve holds through it. In a panel with a high available fault current — say, close to a transformer — the 15 kA IEC rating is the one to spec against.
Environmental and compliance specs
Vibration resistance tested to 50 m/s² at 25–150 Hz and 60 m/s² at 35 Hz for 4 seconds.
