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Siemens 5SL5120-7RC — 1-Pole MCB (DIN Rail)

Siemens 5SL5120-7RC SENTRON MCB, 1P C20, 220 VDC, 10 kA

MPN5SL5120-7RC

Siemens SENTRON miniature circuit breaker, 1-pole, C-curve, 20 A, 220 VDC, 10 kA breaking capacity, 18 mm wide.

Sourced new & surplus through independent channelsAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

5SL5120-7RC — Identification
ParameterValue
Product designationMiniature circuit breaker
Brand nameSENTRON
Number of poles1
Pole design1P
Application suitabilityResidential buildings/infrastructure
5SL5120-7RC — Electrical & Protection
ParameterValue
Tripping characteristic classC
Overvoltage categoryIII
5SL5120-7RC — Mounting & Connection
ParameterValue
Mounting positionany
Width18 mm
Height90 mm
Depth76 mm
Installation depth70 mm
Modular width units1
Torque, min.-40 °C
Torque, max.75 °C
SealableYes
5SL5120-7RC — Environmental
ParameterValue
IP protection classIP20, with connected conductors
Pollution degree2
Halogen-freeYes
Silicone-freeYes

Product details

The Siemens SENTRON 5SL5120-7RC is a 1-pole miniature circuit breaker (MCB) with a C tripping characteristic, rated 20 A at 220 VDC and a breaking capacity of 10 kA. This is a DC-rated MCB, not the more common AC version — the 220 VDC rating makes it suitable for DC distribution in telecom, solar combiner boxes, or industrial DC bus protection where you need a compact single-pole device.

The 220 VDC maximum operating voltage is the key spec that differentiates this part. Standard AC-rated MCBs typically top out around 60–72 VDC for a single pole. The 5SL5120-7RC handles 220 VDC across one pole, which means it can directly protect a 220 VDC bus without needing series-connected poles. The C-curve (10–15× In magnetic trip) handles moderate inrush from DC loads like power supplies or contactor coils without nuisance tripping.

At 18 mm width (1 modular unit), it occupies a single slot on a standard DIN rail.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between 5SL5120-7RC and the AC-rated 5SL4120-7CC?

The key difference is the DC voltage rating. 5SL5120-7RC is rated for 220 VDC, while 5SL4120-7CC is an AC-only device rated 400 VAC but only 72 VDC. If your application is a DC bus at 220 V, the 5SL5120-7RC is the correct choice — the AC-rated sibling cannot handle that DC voltage on a single pole.

Where can I buy 5SL5120-7RC?

This part is sourced and quoted to order against an RFQ through independent distribution. Availability and current pricing are confirmed at quote time.

MPN
5SL5120-7RC