The 2-pole (2P) form factor switches both phase and neutral — no neutral pole switching here, so the neutral is switched together with the line. Rated 230/400 V AC, it handles single-phase circuits at 253 V and multi-phase up to 440 V.
B-curve and breaking capacity — what they mean on the line
It avoids nuisance trips on small motor starts or capacitive loads that a C-curve would handle, but for this 13 A rating the B curve is correct for its intended duty in residential and infrastructure panels. The 3 kA rating is common for domestic-grade MCBs; industrial panels typically spec 6 kA or 10 kA.
Accepts solid or stranded conductors from 0.75 mm² up to 25 mm², which covers everything from 1.5 mm² lighting circuits up to 6 mm² feeder tails. Terminal torque spec is 2.5–3 N·m — use a torque screwdriver to avoid loose connections that generate heat under load. Mounts in any position, so it works in horizontal busbar panels or vertical distribution boards.
Sealable — you can lock the toggle position to prevent unauthorized switching.