Railway-rated 32 A B-curve MCB
That SCCR matches typical railway sub-distribution panels fed from a 400 V transformer. The 2-pole construction switches both phase conductors simultaneously — required for single-phase 400 V line-to-line loads or for two-pole protection on a 230 V line-to-neutral circuit where the neutral is switched.
Current production — railway spec
The railway designation means the breaker meets the vibration, shock, and temperature cycling requirements of EN 50155 (electronic equipment for rolling stock) and EN 61373 (shock and vibration). The 32 A B-curve is a common spec for auxiliary power distribution in railcars and locomotives.
DIN-rail panel integration
The 2-pole width is 36 mm (2 module units), so it occupies two 18 mm spaces in a distribution board or railcar panel. The B-curve avoids nuisance tripping on cable charging currents in long runs.
