Residual current circuit breaker, 2P KRD6-2/25/30 KANLUX IDEAL TS 23180

Protection and safety in your electrical installation

This two-pole residual current device (RCD) KRD6-2/25/30 from KANLUX IDEAL TS is a key element ensuring protection against electric shock in your home or company. The device is designed to operate in AC sinusoidal circuits, effectively reacting to current differences that may indicate dangerous leakage. Mounting on a TH35 rail makes integration with the existing installation simple and quick.

Functionality and parameters

This circuit breaker has been designed for reliable operation and ease of use. Its rated current of 25A and rated differential current of 30mA guarantee effective protection against electric shock, and also minimize the risk of damage to equipment. Compact dimensions – only 2 module widths – allow for efficient use of space in the distribution board.

• Rated voltage: 230V AC – standard voltage in most home and commercial installations.
• Rated frequency: 50Hz – matched to the frequency of current in the Polish power grid.
• Rated current: 25A – suitable for circuits with medium load.
• Rated differential current: 30mA – provides a quick response in the event of a current leakage, protecting users from electric shock.
• IP degree: 20 – protection against touching with fingers and solid bodies with a diameter of more than 12.5 mm.
• Ambient temperature range: -25°C to +40°C – enables operation in a wide temperature range.
• Rated switching capacity: 6000A - high value, which ensures resistance to sudden current surges during switching on of receivers.

Installation and compliance with standards

The KRD6-2/25/30 circuit breaker has been designed for professional mounting on a TH35 rail. It meets the requirements of PN-EN 61008-1 standard, which confirms its safety and reliability. Solid construction and high quality workmanship guarantee long-lasting and trouble-free operation of the device. Use in electrical installations requires compliance with applicable regulations and safety rules, and entrusting the work to a qualified electrician.