That D-curve means it's built for loads with high inrush — motor starters, transformers, welding equipment — where the magnetic trip holds off until roughly 10–20× rated current before instantaneously opening. It's a standard DIN-rail unit, 18 mm wide (1 modular width), and mounts in any position.
Breaking capacity and standards — what the ratings mean
This breaker carries three breaking-capacity ratings depending on the standard applied. For UL 1077 and CSA C22.2 No. 235 the rating is 5 kA at 400 V AC — relevant if the panel is destined for North American markets. On DC circuits (up to 72 V) it's rated 15 kA per IEC 60947-2. The D-curve's magnetic trip threshold is higher than B or C curves, so it won't nuisance-trip on the inrush of a 3-phase motor or a bank of discharge lamps.
Vibration resistance per IEC 60068-2-6 covers typical industrial panel conditions.
