Fuse switch-disconnector D02-63-2 63A 2-pole without fuses MGN02263

Fuse-switch disconnector for three-phase installations

The D02-63-2 fuse-switch disconnector is a professional protective device from the Acti9 range by Schneider Electric, designed for mounting on a standard DIN rail. With a rated current of 63A and a voltage of 400V, the device provides effective protection for electrical circuits in three-phase installations.

Design and technical parameters

The compact design occupies 3 modules on the DIN rail with a mounting depth of only 43mm, allowing for space savings in the distribution board. The device is equipped with 2 poles featuring a simultaneous disconnection function for the phase and neutral (N) conductor, guaranteeing complete isolation of the circuit from the power supply.

The disconnector meets the requirements of utilization categories AC-22A and DC-22B in accordance with the IEC 60947-3 standard, confirming its versatility in various types of electrical installations. The IP20 protection rating provides basic protection against contact with live parts.

Application and compatibility

The device is intended for use in three-phase installations with a voltage of 400V, where it functions as a D02 type fuse-switch disconnector. The design allows for the installation of fuse links of size "Other", adapting the device to specific installation requirements.

The absence of an optical trip indicator is compensated by a robust mechanical construction, which ensures reliable operation over a long service life. The model is not equipped with a locking function, simplifying operation during maintenance work.

Compliance and operating conditions

The MGN02263 disconnector has the EAN code 3606480518164, facilitating product identification in warehouse and commercial systems. The device weighs approximately 270 grams, making it lightweight and easy to install despite its solid construction.

The product complies with European safety standards and is covered by the Schneider Electric cardboard packaging recycling program, where the recycled content of the cardboard is a minimum of 70%.