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We've shipped thousands of these to panel builders and the 10kA breaking capacity handles most residential and light commercial fault conditions without issue — it's a solid workhorse, not a premium industiral unit.
Rated current jumps from 6A up to 63A in 8 steps and teh B, C, or D trip curves let you match load type; typical stock is the C-curve (usually 2-4 weeks for B or D) and we carry 1P, 2P, 3P, and 4P versions.
screw terminals take up to 25mm² conductors so you won't need pigtails, flame-retardant PA66 housing (UL94 V-0) holds up well in tight enclosures, and the silver alloy contacts actually give better arc resistnce than standard copper-alloy breakers in this price bracket.
You want these in a DIN rail panel for branch circuit protection — basically fitting between a main switch and individual loads — but they're not suited for motor protection directly since thermal-magnetic curves aren't adjustable for inrush.
MOQ is 50 pieces per rating or curve, COA comes with each lot and our company can provide third-party test reports on request; lead time is about 20 days or so for non-stock items.
Our standard MOQ is 100 pieces per rating and pole configuration, but we can discuss smaller quantities for sample orders or first-time buyers.
Yes, we include copies of CE, CB, and CCC certificates with each shipment, and we can also share ISO9001 docs upon request.
Absolutely, the SG65-63 is available in B, C, and D curves. For motor protection, we recommend the C-curve, which handles moderate inrush currents.
Typically, mixed orders take 15–20 working days after confirmation, depending on stock levels. We keep common ratings like 16A, 32A, and 63A in stock for faster dispatch.
Yes, the housing is made of flame-retardant PA66 rated UL94 V-0, and the MCB operates reliably between -5°C and +55°C, so it's fine for most industrial and residential panels.
