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If you're wiring up a lighting panel for a mid-rise apartment block, the Type C trip curve on this DZ47-63 is what you'd grab — it handles those inrush currents form fluorescents or LEDs without nuisance tripping most of the time, but don't expect it to tolerate motor starts well, that's what the Type D is for.
We've got it in 1P through 4P configurations, rated from 6A all the way up to 63A at 230/400VAC on 50 or 60Hz, with a breaking capasity of either 4kA or 6kA depending on the version you need, and it's housed in that flame-retardant PA66 shell (IP20, so keep it in a panel) with a mechancial life around 10,000 operations give or take.
Teh terminal can take up to 25mm² cable, which is better than some other breakers at this price point, but one thing we've noticed is that if you're running it continuously above 55°C ambient, the thermal trip can shift slightly — basically not ideal for outdoor enclosures without ventilation, and it's not suited for DC circuits at all, so keep that in mind.
Anyway, most buyers go with the 6kA version for commercail jobs, and we usually have stock on 1P and 2P in Type C, but the Type D and 3P/4P might need a 20-day lead time or so depending on the batch.
COA and IEC60898 compliance docs come with every shipment, and we've shipped thousands of these to panel builders in Southeast Asia and the Middle East without major issues — just confirm your MOQ with us before ordering.
We can do as low as 50 units for standard models, but if you need a specific pole or amperage mix, let us know and we'll work out the best MOQ for your order.
For stock items, we usually ship within 7-15 working days. Custom orders or larger volumes might take a bit longer, typically 20-30 days depending on the quantity and specs.
Yes, copies of our CE, CB, ISO9001, and CCC certifications are available upon request. We'll include them with your shipment or send them digitally before dispatch.
Type C is designed for lighting and general loads, tripping at 5-10 times the rated current. Type D is for motor circuits, handling higher inrush currents and tripping at 10-20 times the rated current.
They come in standard export cartons, typically 12-24 pieces per box. Store them in a dry, clean place within the -5°C to +55°C range, away from direct sunlight and moisture.
