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Timeguard TX1934 IP65 5 Modules 1 Free Ways 63A A RCD 1x B6 & 1x B16 MCB

Timeguard TX1934 IP65 5 Modules 1 Free Ways 63A A RCD 1x B6 & 1x B16 MCB

SKU TX1934
£81.10 - £81.10
£81.10 inc VAT £67.58 exc VAT
£81.10 - £81.10
£81.10 inc VAT £67.58 exc VAT inc VAT £67.58 exc VAT
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Description

Timeguard TX1934 IP65 Consumer Unit with 63A Type A RCD & 6A/16A MCBs

The Timeguard TX1934 is a surface-mounted IP65 polycarbonate consumer unit supplied with a 63A Type A RCD, one 6A B-curve MCB and one 16A B-curve MCB. Its five-module enclosure also provides one free outgoing way.

The manufacturer identifies this range for domestic new-build and refurbishment installations. The fitted devices give the electrician a defined starting configuration, with their suitability checked against the circuits, cables and incoming supply.

Understand the Supplied Protection

The RCD provides residual-current protection, while the individual MCBs provide overload and short-circuit protection for their respective circuits.

This is a shared-RCD arrangement, rather than a board supplied with individual RCBOs. If the common RCD operates, it disconnects the circuits supplied through it.

The device markings B6 and B16 identify B-curve MCBs rated at 6A and 16A. The B-curve designation is separate from the RCD’s Type A classification.

One Free Way for an Assessed Addition

One outgoing module position remains available in the supplied configuration. Any additional protective device must be compatible with the enclosure and assessed as part of the installation design.

Use Timeguard TX-series consumer unit devices only. An unused position must remain appropriately blanked.

Polycarbonate Enclosure with Practical Cable Access

The plastic enclosure is rated IP65. A raised DIN rail allows cables to pass underneath, while the floating busbar has a pre-fitted protective cover.

Cable-entry positions are provided at the top, bottom, rear and sides. The back box measures 215mm high × 160mm wide × 100mm deep, helping the installer check the required mounting space before ordering.

Timeguard lists a 10-year guarantee for this product. The installation location, cable entries and sealing arrangements must be assessed by the electrician to suit the environment and manufacturer’s instructions.

Specification
  • Product code - TX1934
  • Product type - Populated RCD and MCB consumer unit
  • Enclosure material - Polycarbonate
  • Mounting - Surface mounted
  • IP rating - IP65
  • Total module capacity - 5 modules
  • Free outgoing ways - 1
  • Fitted RCD - 63A Type A
  • First fitted MCB - 6A B curve, marked B6
  • Second fitted MCB - 16A B curve, marked B16
  • Fitted outgoing MCBs - 2
  • Maximum assembly current - 63A, according to DS2264
  • Published supply voltage - 240V AC
  • Device compatibility - Timeguard TX-series consumer unit devices only
  • Neutral bars - 1
  • DIN rail - Raised for cable routing underneath
  • Busbar - Floating design with pre-fitted protective cover
  • Back-box dimensions - 215mm H × 160mm W × 100mm D
  • Top entry positions - 2 × Ø20/32mm, according to DS2264
  • Bottom entry positions - 2 × Ø20/32mm, according to DS2264
  • Rear entry position - 1 × Ø20/32mm, according to DS2264
  • Side entry sizes - Ø20mm, according to DS2264
  • Enclosure standard - BS EN 61439-3
  • Published guarantee - 10 years
FAQ's

What is included with the Timeguard TX1934?

It is supplied with a five-module polycarbonate enclosure, 63A Type A RCD, 6A B-curve MCB and 16A B-curve MCB, with one free outgoing way.

What do B6 and B16 mean?

B identifies the MCB’s trip curve. The numbers identify the current ratings: 6A and 16A respectively.

Are the fitted outgoing devices MCBs or RCBOs?

They are MCBs. Residual-current protection is provided by the separate Type A RCD.

Does each circuit have its own residual-current protection device?

The supplied arrangement uses one common RCD. It is not supplied with an individual RCBO for each outgoing circuit.

Could an RCD trip disconnect both fitted circuits?

Yes. Circuits supplied through the common RCD lose their supply when it operates.

Does the RCD provide overload and short-circuit protection?

No. Appropriate overcurrent protection is required. The outgoing MCBs provide overcurrent protection for their respective circuits.

What does the 63A RCD rating mean?

It identifies the RCD’s rated current. It is not the trip-current rating of either outgoing MCB.

Is a B-curve MCB the same as a Type B RCD?

No. MCB trip curves and RCD residual-current types describe different protective characteristics. This unit is supplied with a Type A RCD.

Is this a one-way, two-way or five-way unit?

It has five module positions, two fitted outgoing MCBs and one free outgoing way. Total modules should not be confused with fitted circuit count.

Can another circuit be added in the free way?

Only after compatibility, loading, cable design and assembly requirements have been assessed by the electrician.

Can the 6A and 16A devices automatically be assigned to lighting and sockets?

Do not select circuit applications from the ratings alone. Cable arrangements, loads and protection requirements must be checked.