CHINT NL1-63 Magnetic RCCB 1P+N/3P+N 400V 63A

Name: CHINT NL1-63 Magnetic RCCB 1P+N/3P+N 400V 63A
Brand: CHINT
SKU: 1600723414431

CHINT NL1-63 Magnetic RCCB 1P+N/3P+N 400V 63A is designed for low-voltage leakage protection in residential, commercial, and industrial distribution systems. It is suitable for distributors, installers, and project buyers looking for practical RCCB solutions.

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SKU: 1600723414431 Category: Others

Description

CHINT NL1-63 Magnetic RCCB 1P+N/3P+N 400V 63A is designed for AC low-voltage distribution circuits and provides reliable residual current protection for personal safety, indirect contact protection, and insulation fault fire prevention. This NL1-63 series configuration is suitable for residential distribution boards, commercial installations, and industrial electrical systems requiring dedicated leakage protection.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Specification
Model Series	NL1-63
Type	RCCB / Residual Current Circuit Breaker
Rated Current	25A / 40A / 63A
Pole Number	1P+N / 3P+N
Rated Voltage	240V/415V AC
Detection Type	Magnetic RCCB
Residual Current Protection	Earth leakage protection / Indirect contact protection / Fire hazard protection
Breaking Capacity	6kA
Application	Residential distribution boards / Commercial installations / Industrial electrical systems

Additional information

Weight	2 kg
Dimensions	25 × 25 × 25 cm
Rated Current	63A, 25A, 40A
Rated Voltage	240V/415V
Poles	1P+N, 3P+N
Residual Current	30mA, 100mA, 300mA

Technical Datasheet & Downloads

📄 Technical Documentation & Product Specifications

Download official engineering datasheets, certified test standards (IEC / UL / CE), wiring diagrams, and dimensional drawings for CHINT NL1-63 Magnetic RCCB 1P+N/3P+N 400V 63A.

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Official Technical Datasheet (PDF) Complete electrical ratings, tripping characteristics, dimensions, and compliance specifications.

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2D/3D CAD & Dimensional Drawings STEP, DXF, and PDF CAD drawing files for panel builders and switchgear designers.

Technical FAQ & Selection Guide

💡 Frequently Asked Technical Questions & Selection Guide

Pure engineering specifications, tripping curve parameters, and electrical selection guidance for panel builders and system designers.

Voltage & Load Sizing

How to verify rated operational voltage, frequency, and load duty cycle?

Verify that the nominal line voltage (AC 230V single-phase or 400V/415V/690V three-phase at 50/60Hz, or DC voltage ratings) falls within the continuous maximum operating limits of the device. Check duty cycle ratings (continuous vs intermittent duty) to ensure thermal stability under full load.

Protection & Environment

What ingress protection (IP Rating) and environmental enclosures are recommended?

For clean indoor electrical rooms, standard IP20 modular DIN-rail housings are recommended. For outdoor, industrial washdown, or dusty environments, mount components inside weatherproof enclosures rated IP65/IP66 with UV-resistant polycarbonate or powder-coated steel enclosures equipped with compression cable glands.

Selectivity & Grading

How to ensure upstream and downstream coordination in power distribution boards?

Ensure proper discrimination by grading current thresholds and tripping time delays: upstream devices should have higher current ratings and intentional short-time delays (Class S), allowing downstream branch MCBs to clear localized faults without blacking out the entire facility.

Installation & Mounting

What mounting rails, busbars, and spatial clearances are required?

Components mount on standard symmetrical 35mm DIN rail (EN 60715 / TH35-7.5) or backplate screw fixings. Maintain recommended top/bottom ventilation gaps (typically 30–50mm) to ensure unrestricted air convection, and use standard pin/fork comb busbars to minimize contact resistance and wiring errors.

Conductor & Torque Sizing

What conductor sizes and terminal tightening torques should be applied?

Select copper or aluminum conductor cross-sections complying with IEC 60364-5-52 current-carrying capacity tables based on continuous load. Always use a calibrated torque screwdriver or torque wrench to tighten terminal screws to the manufacturer-specified torque to prevent hot-spot degradation and loose connections.