Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric M9F23206 C60SP 6A 2-pole hvac control
A 6 A, two-pole DIN-rail breaker rated for 240/415/440 V AC with a 14 kA interrupting capacity and D-curve thermal-magnetic trip
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- 6 A rating protects small branch circuits
- 14 kA breaking capacity clears high fault currents
- D-curve thermal-magnetic trip handles inductive inrush
- Two-pole DIN-rail design fits standard panels
- Screw-clamp terminals accept 18–8 AWG conductors
Schneider Electric C60SP 6 A 2-pole breaker
The Schneider Electric M9F23206 is a 6 A two-pole miniature circuit breaker from the C60SP series. It provides branch circuit protection for single-phase HVAC installations. The thermal-magnetic trip unit operates on a D-curve characteristic. Rated for 240/415/440 V AC with a 14 kA maximum AIR rating at 240 V AC.
Installers needing DIN-rail branch protection
This device suits electricians and HVAC technicians fitting supplementary protection on DIN rail enclosures. It accepts wire from 18 AWG up to 8 AWG via screw-clamp terminals. Buyers requiring DC-rated protection or a different trip curve should look at alternative devices. The breaker is not rated for DC voltage applications.
UL 1077 recognised supplementary protector
The unit carries UL 1077 recognition for supplementary protection duties. Its compact 3.19 in length, 1.42 in width and 2.83 in depth fits standard DIN rail spacing. Toggle actuation gives clear on/off indication during maintenance. No additional accessories or software are bundled with the breaker.
Highlights
- 6 A rating protects small branch circuits
- 14 kA breaking capacity clears high fault currents
- D-curve thermal-magnetic trip handles inductive inrush
- Two-pole DIN-rail design fits standard panels
- Screw-clamp terminals accept 18–8 AWG conductors
Specifications
| Brand | SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Color | Gray |
Questions about this item
Which DIN-rail width does the C60SP 2-pole breaker fit?
The breaker mounts on a standard DIN rail; its body measures 1.42 in wide and 3.19 in long.
Can the 6 A D-curve protector share a rail with older C-curve breakers?
Yes, it installs on the same DIN rail; the thermal-magnetic trip operates independently of adjacent devices.
How do I confirm the 6 A D-curve breaker is operating correctly after wiring?
Switch the toggle on; under normal load it stays closed, and a sustained over-current above 6 A will trip the thermal-magnetic mechanism.
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