Schneider C60H Miniature Circuit Breaker is a C-curve MCB manufactured by Schneider Electric, engineered for protecting electrical circuits from overload and short circuit conditions. The C-curve trip characteristic makes it suitable for general-purpose applications with moderate inrush currents.
Ideal for residential and commercial electrical installations, the C60H MCB offers reliable protection with quality Schneider Electric engineering. The compact design fits standard distribution boards, making it perfect for electrical installations in Bangalore requiring dependable circuit protection.
Technical Specifications (Quick Reference)
Specification
Details
Product Type
Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB)
Operating Voltage
240V/415V AC (Standard models)
Trip Curve
C curve (5-10x rated current)
Available Configurations
1P, 2P, 3P, 4P (P stands for Pole, indicating the number of protected circuits)
Brand
Schneider Electric
Key Safety Features
VisiSafe (Green Strip): Provides a visible green indicator to ensure the circuit is fully isolated and safe for maintenance.
VisiTrip (Red Flag): A red indicator appears on the front face to help you instantly identify which breaker has tripped due to a fault, reducing downtime.
Recommended Applications
Residential Wiring: Protect lighting and power circuits in homes
Commercial Buildings: Circuit protection for offices and retail spaces
General Purpose Loads: Suitable for resistive and inductive loads
Distribution Boards: Install in Schneider or compatible distribution boards
Overload Protection: Protect circuits from overload conditions
Short Circuit Protection: Rapid disconnection during short circuit faults
Installation Guidelines
Selection: Choose MCB rating based on circuit load and cable size
Mounting: Snap MCB onto DIN rail in distribution board
Wiring: Connect incoming supply to top terminal, outgoing circuit to bottom
Testing: Test MCB operation before energizing circuit
Labeling: Label circuit for easy identification




























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