Rated 125 A at AC (440 V) and 250 VDC — that 125 A figure is the operational current under AC conditions, so this breaker handles a substantial load for a single-pole unit. The DC voltage rating of 250 V means it can switch DC circuits up to that voltage, but note the breaking capacity differs by standard: 10 kA per EN 60898-2 for DC, and 15 kA per IEC 60947-2 for DC. The higher 15 kA figure under IEC 60947-2 is the one to use when coordinating with upstream devices in an industrial installation — it gives you more fault-current headroom. The AC breaking capacity is 3 kA per EN 60898 — that's the standard for household and similar installations. For industrial panels where fault currents can be higher, the DC ratings under IEC 60947-2 (15 kA) are the relevant ones. The C-curve (5-10x In) ensures it won't trip on the inrush of a small motor or a bank of capacitors, but it will clear a hard short fast enough to protect downstream wiring.
Where it fits and how it mounts
The modular width is 1.5 units (27 mm wide), and the depth is 76 mm with an installation depth of 70 mm. That 1.5-module width is narrower than a standard 2-module MCB, saving rail space in dense panels. It's sealable (can be locked in the OFF position for lockout/tagout), halogen-free and silicon-free — important for environments where outgassing from a fault could contaminate sensitive optics or electronics. The tunnel terminals at both top and bottom accept standard copper conductors, and the touch-protection feature (IPXXB) adds safety during live panel work.