The Siemens 5SL4516-6 is a SENTRON miniature circuit breaker rated 16 A at 230 V AC, single-phase, with a B tripping characteristic and a 1P+N pole configuration. It breaks fault currents up to 10 kA per both EN 60898 and IEC 60947-2, so it clears a dead short on a residential or light-commercial branch circuit without the arc welding the contacts shut.
Two modular-width units (36 mm wide) snap onto a standard DIN rail, depth 76 mm, height 90 mm.
The 10 kA breaking capacity is the same under both EN 60898 (household) and IEC 60947-2 (industrial) — so it's accepted in both a residential load center and a small industrial panelboard, as long as the prospective fault current doesn't exceed 10 kA. The B characteristic trips between 3 and 5 times rated current, which is fast enough to protect 1.5 mm² or 2.5 mm² copper wiring without nuisance tripping from motor-start inrush (that's what a C curve is for). Power loss per pole is 1.8 W at rated current in hot state — negligible for thermal budgeting inside a crowded enclosure, but worth noting if you're stacking 20 of them in a sub-distribution board.