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Siemens 5SL7110-8RC — 1-Pole MCB (DIN Rail)

Siemens 5SL7110-8RC Betagard MCB, 1P D 10A, 15/20 kA

MPN5SL7110-8RC

Siemens Betagard miniature circuit breaker, 5SL7110-8RC, 1-pole, D-curve, 10 A, 15 kA (EN 60898) / 20 kA (IEC 60947-2), 240/415 V AC, 1 MW.

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

Specifications

5SL7110-8RC — Identification
ParameterValue
Product designationMiniature circuit breaker
Brand nameBetagard
Number of poles1
Pole design1P
Application suitabilityIndustry
5SL7110-8RC — Electrical & Protection
ParameterValue
Tripping characteristic classD
Overvoltage categoryIII
5SL7110-8RC — 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
5SL7110-8RC — Environmental
ParameterValue
IP protection classIP20, with connected conductors
Pollution degree2
Halogen-freeYes
Silicone-freeYes

Product details

For a single-pole device in a 240/415 V AC system, that's serious headroom for industrial panel applications. That compact footprint leaves room for other devices in a crowded enclosure. Power loss per pole is just 1 W at rated current, which keeps heat buildup low in a dense panel.

Where it belongs — industrial motor and transformer branch circuits

The D-curve and high breaking capacity suit this breaker for industrial environments — motor control panels, conveyor disconnects, transformer primaries, and welding equipment branch protection. It's rated for operation in industry per the manufacturer's suitability designation, not just residential or light commercial.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get current pricing and availability for 5SL7110-8RC?

Submit an RFQ through the storefront. Availability and current pricing are confirmed at quote time; this part is sourced to order through independent distribution channels.

What does the D-curve mean for my motor circuit?

The D-curve allows a higher multiple of rated current before tripping — typically 10 to 20 times In — so it handles the inrush of motor loads, transformers, and solenoid banks without nuisance tripping on startup.

Will 5SL7110-8RC drop into a panel that was specified around 5SL4363-7 without rewiring?

No — the 5SL4363-7 is a 3-pole SENTRON breaker on a 54 mm wide footprint. The 5SL7110-8RC is a single-pole Betagard at 18 mm wide. The width, pole count, and brand series are different; you would need to rework the DIN rail layout and wiring.

MPN
5SL7110-8RC