The Acti9 Combi SPU 3P+N 32A circuit breaker from Schneider Electric, reference A9L20732, is a comprehensive solution for protecting electrical installations in small residential and tertiary environments. This device combines protection against overloads, short circuits, and transient overvoltages, providing reliable protection for electrical systems. By integrating these functions into a single device, installation is simplified and service continuity is ensured in the event of variations in the power supply.
This circuit breaker from the Acti9 range is designed for 3P+N systems with one protected pole. Its rated current is 32A, making it ideal for protecting medium-sized circuits in TT and TN-S electrical networks. Additionally, the device is easily mounted on a DIN rail, facilitating its integration into modular electrical panels.
Protection against atmospheric overvoltages is ensured by the inclusion of a Type 2 surge protector, which has been tested to handle an impulse current wave of 8/20 s. This surge protector has a maximum discharge capacity of 20 kA, allowing it to divert transient voltage peaks to ground without affecting the operation of connected devices. The nominal discharge current is 5 kA, providing effective protection against moderate overvoltages.
The Acti9 Combi SPU circuit breaker provides two types of protection:
This device includes local indicators to facilitate the identification of the protection status. A LED indicates the status of the surge protection, showing green when operational and red when the protection has tripped. It also has a contact position indicator with a flag (white/red) that shows whether the switch is open or closed.
This Acti9 Combi SPU circuit breaker is the perfect choice for those needing advanced and combined protection against overloads, short circuits, and overvoltages in 32A installations. With its modular design and advanced technical features, it offers a safe and reliable solution for protecting electrical circuits in homes, small businesses, and commercial buildings.