Miniature Circuit Breakers

UL489 & UL1077 MCBs
1 to 63A Models
B, C and D Trip Curves

from $16.85
UL489 MCBs
1 to 63A Models
C and D Trip Curves

from $27.35
UL489 Trip Devices, Auxiliaries & Locking Devices

from $1.70
UL1077 Supplementary Protectors
1 to 63A Models
B, C, and D Trip Curves

from $16.85
UL1077 Trip Devices, Auxiliaries & Locking Devices

from $1.40
IP65, Plastic
Mount MCBs or other DIN 43880 profile devices

from $22.45

 MCB4 Vs MCB1




MCB4 Series

MINI CIRCUIT BREAKERS

• DIN rail mount chassis
• Current ratings up to 63A
• C and D curve models
• Wide range of accessories
• Finger safe, captive screw, box lug terminals
• UL489, UL486, IEC 60947-2
• UL File # E477352

Applications:

• Branch circuit protection to prevent damage to conductors
• Protection of external loads such as motors, receptacles, HACR equipment, and others



MCB1 Series

SUPPLEMENTARY PROTECTORS

• DIN rail mount chassis
• Current ratings up to 63A
• B, C, and D curve models
• Wide range of accessories
• Finger safe, captive screw, box lug terminals
• UL1077, IEC 60947-2
• UL File # E482436

Applications:

• Individual component protection to keep parallel loads from tripping together
• Installed within control circuits, lighting, and appliances
• Protection of sensitive loads within an enclosure such as PLC units, power supplies, condensation heaters, fans, etc.


 UL489 Vs UL1077




UL489

• A UL489 Mini Circuit Breaker can be used for branch protection as the primary overcurrent device.
• UL489 Mini Circuit Breakers can also be used as supplemental protection within an appliance or other electrical equipment.


UL1077

• UL1077 Supplementary Protectors are designed to be used only within an appliance or other electrical equipment to provide supplemental protection or as a means to open the circuit.
• Supplementary Protectors cannot be used in place of a UL489 Branch Circuit Protector to provide primary overcurrent protection.
• If a supplementary protector can be removed from the circuit and maintain proper protection, then the supplementary protector is being used correctly.