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Timeguard TX2263 63A 30mA Type A RCD

Timeguard TX2263 63A 30mA Type A RCD

SKU TX2263
£50.00 - £50.00
£50.00 inc VAT £41.67 exc VAT
£50.00 - £50.00
£50.00 inc VAT £41.67 exc VAT inc VAT £41.67 exc VAT

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Description

The Timeguard TX2263 is a 63A, 30mA Type A residual current device for compatible Timeguard TX-series consumer units. It provides double-pole switching and occupies two module positions on a 35mm DIN rail.

Designed for domestic new-build and refurbishment installations, it provides residual-current protection as part of an electrician-specified consumer unit arrangement.

Specification

The Timeguard TX2263 is a 63A 30mA Type A double-pole RCD for Timeguard TX-series consumer units. It provides residual-current protection, including response to alternating AC and pulsating DC residual currents, while separate overcurrent protection remains necessary. The device occupies two modules, mounts on a 35mm DIN rail and measures 81mm high × 36mm wide × 73mm deep. It has 25mm² maximum terminal capacity, a specified torque of 2.5Nm, a contact-position indicator and a test button. The manufacturer specifies 230/240V AC, 50/60Hz operation and a five-year guarantee.

FAQ's

What is the Timeguard TX2263?

It is a 63A 30mA Type A double-pole RCD for compatible Timeguard TX-series consumer units.

Is it an RCD or an RCBO?

It is an RCD. Unlike an RCBO, it does not incorporate overload and short-circuit protection.

Does it trip automatically when the load exceeds 63A?

It must not be relied on for overload protection. Suitable overcurrent protection is required within the installation design.

What does the 30mA rating mean?

It identifies the rated residual operating current. It is separate from the device’s 63A rated current.

What does Type A mean?

Type A describes detection of alternating AC and pulsating DC residual currents.

How does Type A differ from Type AC?

Type A includes pulsating DC residual-current detection in addition to the alternating AC response associated with Type AC.

Does double pole mean it switches line and neutral?

Yes. The manufacturer identifies the device as double pole.

How much consumer unit space does it require?

It occupies two module positions and is 36mm wide.

Is 35mm the width of the RCD?

No. It refers to the DIN-rail mounting size. The published device width is 36mm.

What are the complete dimensions?

The manufacturer lists 81mm high × 36mm wide × 73mm deep.

What supply voltage and frequency are specified?

The datasheet specifies 230/240V AC and 50/60Hz.

What cable size can the terminals accept?

The manufacturer specifies a maximum terminal capacity of 25mm². Conductor suitability must still be checked for the installation.

What terminal torque is specified?

The datasheet gives 2.5Nm. Installers must follow the supplied device markings and applicable instructions.