The C-curve means the thermal-magnetic trip holds up to 5–10× rated current for short overloads, so it's sized for motor-starting or transformer inrush loads that would nuisance-trip a B-curve. The higher IEC figure applies when the RCBO is used as a distribution-board component in an industrial installation with a known prospective fault level; the EN number governs residential/commercial certification. Operating frequency is 50 Hz only; this is not a 50/60 Hz dual-rated unit, so confirm mains frequency before specifying.
That -40 °C floor matters for unheated enclosures in cold climates — the thermal-magnetic trip element stays within calibration down to that limit.
