Schneider Electric iC60N 2-Pole Circuit Breaker

Description

The Schneider Electric A9F04206 is a high-performance 2-pole miniature circuit breaker (MCB) from the renowned Acti9 iC60N series. It is engineered to provide superior protection for electrical circuits against both overloads and short-circuits. With a 6A rating and a C-type tripping curve, it is ideal for protecting lighting circuits, socket outlets, and other general loads with moderate inrush currents. This device is compliant with both IEC/EN 60898-1 and IEC/EN 60947-2 standards, ensuring reliability and safety in demanding industrial environments.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Schneider Electric
• Part Number: A9F04206
• Series: Acti9 iC60N
• Poles: 2-Pole (2P)
• Rated Current: 6A
• Tripping Curve: C
• Rated Voltage (Ue): 400V AC
• Breaking Capacity (Icn): 6000A (6kA) per IEC/EN 60898-1
• Frequency: 50/60Hz
• Mounting: DIN Rail

Label Info

• Model: iC60N C6A
• Standards: IEC/EN 60898-1, IEC/EN 60947-2
• Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui): 500V
• Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage (Uimp): 6kV

Application

This MCB is designed for use in distribution boards within commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and infrastructure projects. It is suitable for final circuit protection where reliability and safety are paramount.

Country of Origin

Made in France.

CO2 Impact

By purchasing this reused component, you are contributing to a circular economy and helping to avoid approximately 10.0 kg of CO2 emissions that would be generated from manufacturing a new one.

Availability

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FAQ

The main difference is the breaking capacity. The iC60N series typically has a breaking capacity of 6kA (as per IEC 60898-1), while the iC60H series offers a higher capacity, usually 10kA, making it suitable for applications with higher potential fault currents.

The 'C' curve indicates that the breaker will trip magnetically between 5 and 10 times the rated current (6A). This makes it ideal for general-purpose applications like resistive or slightly inductive loads, such as lighting and standard power outlets, accommodating normal inrush currents without nuisance tripping.

No, a 2-pole breaker is designed to protect a single circuit (e.g., a single-phase line and neutral, or two phases of a multi-phase system). Both poles are mechanically linked and will trip simultaneously. Using it for two independent circuits is against electrical codes and unsafe.

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Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026