Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric M9F43115 15 A IEC Miniature Circuit Breaker
Single-pole 15 A IEC miniature circuit breaker with D-curve thermal-magnetic trip for 240/415 V AC branch protection on DIN rail
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- 15 A thermal-magnetic trip protects branch circuits
- 14 kA interrupting rating clears high fault currents
- Single-pole D-curve suits inductive loads at 240/415 V AC
- Screw-clamp terminals accept 18 to 8 AWG wire
- Compact 4.06 × 0.71 × 2.83 in frame fits DIN-rail panels
15 A DIN-Rail Miniature Circuit Breaker
The Schneider Electric M9F43115 is a single-pole IEC breaker rated at 15 A with a D-curve thermal-magnetic trip. It mounts on standard DIN rail and provides branch-circuit protection for control panels and HVAC equipment. The unit carries a UL 489 listing and a 14 kA interrupting rating at 120/240 V AC.
Before ordering verify voltage and wiring
Confirm the supply voltage does not exceed 240/415 V AC or 60 V DC and that the panel uses DIN-rail mounting. The screw-clamp terminals accept conductors from 18 AWG to 8 AWG. Ensure the available fault current is within the 14 kA rating and that a single-pole device matches the circuit design.
Toggle actuator and C60BP frame simplify
The front-mounted toggle gives clear on/off indication and manual reset after a trip. The C60BP frame fits standard 63 A DIN-rail cutouts without adapters. Screw-clamp terminals speed up wiring and maintain secure connections in vibration-prone environments.
Highlights
- 15 A thermal-magnetic trip protects branch circuits
- 14 kA interrupting rating clears high fault currents
- Single-pole D-curve suits inductive loads at 240/415 V AC
- Screw-clamp terminals accept 18 to 8 AWG wire
- Compact 4.06 × 0.71 × 2.83 in frame fits DIN-rail panels
Specifications
| Brand | SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Color | Gray |
Questions about this item
Does the M9F43115 circuit breaker include mounting hardware or DIN rail clips in the box?
The breaker mounts on standard DIN rail; mounting hardware and rail are sold separately.
Which curve type and voltage rating suit a 15 A branch circuit with motor loads?
Curve D handles high inrush currents; the 240/415 V AC and 60 V DC ratings cover typical branch circuits.
What does the 14 kA AIR rating mean for a panel fed at 240 V AC?
At 240 V AC the breaker can safely interrupt up to 14 kA of fault current.
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