It's built for 50 Hz systems and accepts a supply voltage of 24 to 125 V AC — that wide control-voltage range means it plays nice with both 24 V control transformers and 120 V panels without needing a separate coil tap. Mount it in any position — top or bottom feed — which saves headaches when you're retrofitting into a crowded enclosure and the busbar orientation doesn't match the original layout.
If you're staring at a 5SL4363-7 MCB on the BOM and wondering whether this RCCB drops into the same slot: different job. They share the SENTRON family and the same 90 mm height and 70 mm installation depth, but the 5SL4363-7 is 54 mm wide (3 width units) versus this part's 36 mm (2 width units). No direct swap — you'd need a different rail footprint and a separate overcurrent device upstream.
Maximum permissible series fuse is 63 A.
