







- Stock: In Stock
- Model: RDDLZ-DCCB-250A
- Weight: 1.00
- SKU: RDDLZ-DCCB-250A
Available Options
250 amp circuit breaker has overload long delay protection and short-circuit instantaneous protection functions. The protection level of PV DC circuit breaker is IP20.
Features
- Extremely high breaking capacity and current limiting characteristics.
- Available for installation in standard busbars.
- Dual function terminals on top and bottom sides (lifting type / open type).
- Optionally fixed to the bus bar on the top or bottom side.
- With isolation function, can be used as the main switch.
- Wiring terminal guidance to prevent mis-wiring.
Specifications
Electrical Parameter | Model | RDDLZ-FXBN1/BM1-250A |
Current | 250A | |
Rated Voltage | DC 250V, 500V, 750V, 1000V | |
Current Shell Frame | 250A | |
Numbers of Pole | 1 pole, 2 pole, 3 pole, 4 pole | |
Breaking Capacity | 25 KA | |
Rated Insulation Voltage | 1000V | |
Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage | 8 kV | |
Total Break Time | 20 ms | |
Installation Location | any location | |
Allowable Ambient Temperature | -25 ℃ ~ 50 ℃ | |
Protection Level | IP20 | |
Flying Arc Distance | ≥50 mm | |
Instantaneous Action Valve | 12 ln | |
Installation Method | fixed, insertion type | |
Standard | IEC60947-2x IEC60947-K GB14048.R GB14048.2 | |
Machinery Parameter | Mounting Method | IEC standard track 35 mm |
Enclosure Protection Level | IP20 | |
Dual Function Terminals on Both Sides | open type / lifting type | |
Terminal Protection | finger touch and hand touch safety | |
Terminal Wiring Capacity | 1-25 mm² | |
Termianal Screw Tightening Torque | 2-2.4 Nm | |
Bus Bar Thickness | 0.8-2 mm | |
Mounting Angle | functionaity is independent of location |
Dimension (Unit: mm)
Note: If you need copper busbar parts, please contact us.
Wiring Diagram
Details
Tips What Is the Difference Between DC Power and AC Power?
AC stands for alternating current. AC voltage alternates direction, changing from a positive voltage to a negative voltage and back. The number of times it changes per second is measured in hertz (Hz). In the United States, AC power is 60 Hz, so it alternates 60 times every second. DC stands for “direct current”, which does not alternate. DC voltage always moves in one direction. A solar panel produces DC power, but your home needs AC power. This is why you need an inverter or microinverter to convert DC to AC.