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Timeguard TX2410 10A 30mA Solid Neutral RCBO B Curve 6kA, 30mA Type A, Uni-Directional

Timeguard TX2410 10A 30mA Solid Neutral RCBO B Curve 6kA, 30mA Type A, Uni-Directional

SKU TX2410
Β£11.16 - Β£11.16
Β£11.16 inc VAT Β£9.30 exc VAT
Β£11.16 - Β£11.16
Β£11.16 inc VAT Β£9.30 exc VAT inc VAT Β£9.30 exc VAT

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Description

The Timeguard TX2410 10A 30mA Type A RCBO combines overload, short-circuit and residual-current protection in one compact device. Designed for Timeguard TX series consumer units, it has a B-curve overcurrent characteristic, a 6kA breaking capacity and a single-module housing.

For electricians selecting components for a compatible installation or refurbishment, it provides circuit-level overcurrent and earth-leakage protection without using separate devices for those functions.

Understand the 10A, 30mA and Type A ratings

The 10A rating relates to the circuit’s overcurrent protection. The 30mA rating is the rated residual operating current of the earth-leakage protection.

Type A describes the residual-current function’s response to sinusoidal AC and pulsating DC residual currents. B-curve describes a different function: the breaker’s response to a high overcurrent.

The connected equipment, cable protection and installation requirements must all be considered when selecting the RCBO.

Specification
  • Single Pole and Solid Neutral, Type A, B Curve Residual Current Breaker with Overload protection
  • Uni Directional
  • 30mA tripping current and provides protection against earth fault, leakage current, short circuit and overloading
  • 1 module width
  • 35mm DIN rail mounting
  • Terminals have an automatic blanking plate, preventing incorrect termination
  • Can be removed without removing the busbar
  • 5-year guarantee
  • Range - TX circuit protection
  • Product Code - TX2410
  • Product Type - RCBO
  • Rated Current - 10A
  • Rated Residual Operating Current - 30mA
  • Residual-Current Classification - Type A
  • Overcurrent Tripping Characteristic - B-curve
  • Short-Circuit Breaking Capacity - 6kA
  • Energy Limiting Class - Class 3, as listed in the manufacturer’s brochure
  • Pole Arrangement - Single pole with solid neutral
  • Neutral Switching - Unswitched
  • Directionality - Unidirectional
  • Protection Functions - Overload, short circuit and residual current / earth leakage
  • Rated Voltage - 240V AC, as listed in the datasheet
  • Rated Frequency - 50/60Hz, as listed in the datasheet
  • Module Width - 1 module
  • Mounting - 35mm DIN rail
  • Maximum Top Terminal Capacity - 10mmΒ²
  • Maximum Bottom Terminal Capacity - 25mmΒ²
  • Top Terminal Tightening Torque - 1.2Nm
  • Bottom Terminal Tightening Torque - 2.5Nm
  • Terminal Feature - Blanking plates to help prevent incorrect cable or busbar insertion
  • Contact Position Indicator - Included
  • Test Button - Included
  • Device Removal - Without removing the busbar
  • Electrical Endurance - 4,000 cycles
  • Mechanical Endurance - 10,000 cycles
  • Dielectric Strength - 2500V
  • Housing Material - PA6
  • Height - 85mm
  • Width - 18mm
  • Depth - 73mm
  • Standards Listed - IEC/BS EN 61009-1 and IEC/BS EN 61543
  • Compatibility - Timeguard TX series consumer units only
  • Manufacturer’s Guarantee - 5 years
FAQ's

What does the Timeguard TX2410 protect against?

It combines overload, short-circuit and residual-current protection for an individual circuit. Its ratings are 10A, 30mA, Type A, B-curve and 6kA.

How is an RCBO different from an MCB?

An MCB provides overload and short-circuit protection. An RCBO also incorporates residual-current protection to detect an imbalance between line and neutral currents.

What is the difference between 10A and 30mA?

10A is the rated circuit current. The 30mA figure is the rated residual operating current of the earth-leakage protection. They describe separate functions.

Does 30mA protection guarantee that an electric shock cannot occur?

No. It provides additional protection in appropriate installations but does not replace earthing, safe wiring, isolation or other protective measures.

What does Type A mean?

Type A residual-current protection responds to sinusoidal AC and pulsating DC residual currents. It should not be treated as equivalent to Type B residual-current protection.

Why does it have both Type A and B-curve classifications?

Type A describes residual-current detection. B-curve describes the overcurrent operating characteristic. The classifications relate to different parts of the RCBO.

What does solid neutral mean?

The neutral remains connected when the protected line pole opens. A switched-neutral RCBO also disconnects the neutral.