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Solar DC Circuit Breaker | 1000V PV System Protection | 3A-63A Range | 35mm DIN Rail MCB

EN 60898EN 60898 European standardCertified - manufacturer-declaredEN 60947EN 60947 European standardCertified - manufacturer-declared
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Engineered for high-voltage DC systems, the TOMZN TOB7Z 2P 1000V Solar Mini Circuit Breaker provides reliable overcurrent protection for demanding photovoltaic applications. This 35mm DIN-rail MCB is ...

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Why does a solar breaker need a 2-pole common trip?
DC solar strings carry voltage on both the positive and negative conductors. The 2-pole common trip cuts both at once during a fault, fully isolating the circuit. That protects you and your equipment from a live half-circuit.
Will this work on my solar PV system?
It's rated 1000V DC and made for the DC side of photovoltaic systems, like string and combiner box protection. It mounts on standard 35mm DIN rail in most enclosures. Do not use it on AC circuits, since it's a DC-rated breaker.
Which amperage rating should I order?
It ships in a 3A to 63A range, so match the rating to that circuit's wiring and load. Smaller amps suit control circuits, while larger ratings fit main array combiners. Size it to your string current and conductor ampacity.

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