It integrates a 10 mA residual-current trip (type AC, sensitive to sinusoidal AC fault currents) with a B-curve 16 A thermal-magnetic overcurrent element, all in a 1+N-pole, 70 mm wide DIN-rail housing rated for 6 kA breaking capacity.
The 10 mA IΔn is the key differentiator — this is a high-sensitivity residual-current trip, typically specified for circuits where a 30 mA device would not provide adequate personnel protection (e.g., wet locations, medical rooms, or circuits feeding hand-held equipment in a panel shop). The B-curve 16 A overcurrent characteristic means the magnetic trip operates between 3× and 5× In (48–80 A), suited for resistive or lightly inductive loads like lighting, small control transformers, or general-purpose socket outlets.
Deployment context
Snap-on DIN-rail mount for a standard 70 mm wide enclosure cutout. The 1+N pole arrangement switches the phase only; the neutral is switched internally for isolation but does not carry an overcurrent trip. In a panel, this unit occupies the same footprint as a standard 2-module MCB but requires neutral busbar routing through the device.