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RCD 1 Gang Socket
Production Lead Time:
45 day(s)
Model No.:
BKZ0130PW
Brand:
Baokezhen / BKZ
Colour:
White
Size:
86 x 86mm
Port:
Shenzhen, Hong Kong
Type of Payment:
T/T, L/C, PayPal
Minimum Order Quantity:
2,000 piece(s)
Description
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Description
- BKZ0130PW RCD 1 gang socket.
- Type: latching RCD-passive RCD, double pole.
- Rated voltage: 230V AC.
- Rated current: 13A max.
- Frequency: 50Hz.
- Trip current: 30mA.
- Break time: 40m max.
- Voltage surge: 4K (100kHz ring wave).
- Endurance: 3000 cycles min.
- Hit-pot: 2000V min.
- Approval CE BS7288, BS1363.
- Cable capacity: 3 x 2.5mm.
- Minimum back box depth: 35mm
- Application equipment, household appliances, etc.
- Latching RCD (sometimes called passive) – when the power is lost due to an earth fault, the RCD trips out and isolates the circuit it is protecting. Latching RCD’s do not trip during power cuts so they are great for fridges and freezers and also for protecting remote/unmanned areas.
- This would also make them ideal for protecting some heating equipment set to “frost protection”, fish tanks, battery charging, and the protection of remote or unmanned areas.
- RCDs work on the principle "what goes in must come out". They operate by continuously comparing the current flow in both the active (supply) and neutral (return) conductors of an electrical circuit. If the current flow becomes sufficiently unbalanced, some of the current in the active conductor is not returning through the neutral conductor and is leaking to earth.
- Hand held electric power tools, such as drills, saws and similar equipment.
- Tools such as jack-hammers, electric lawn mowers.
- Equipment on construction sites.
- Equipment such as appliances which move while in operation, such as vacuum cleaners and floor polishers.
- Appliances in wet areas such as kitchens, including kettles, jugs, frying pans, portable urns, food mixers/blenders.
- Hand held appliances such as hair dryers, curling wands, electric knives, etc.
- Cord extension leads.
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Supplier info last updated: 1 Aug 2020
Advertise since: 1 Nov 2009
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