Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric M9F44102 C60BP 2A 1-pole miniature circuit breaker
IEC miniature circuit breaker rated 2 A, 1-pole with Z-curve thermal-magnetic trip, 14 kA interrupting at 120/240 V AC, DIN-rail mount, screw-clamp terminals for 18–8 AWG wire
- Protects 2 A branch circuits with thermal-magnetic trip
- 14 kA interrupting capacity at 120/240 V AC
- Fits standard DIN-rail load centres
- Screw-clamp terminals accept 18 to 8 AWG wire
- UL 489 listed for 240/277/480 V AC and 60 V DC
Purpose and audience
The Schneider Electric M9F44102 is a single-pole miniature circuit breaker rated at 2 amps for branch-circuit protection. It serves electricians and panel builders who need reliable over-current protection on DIN-rail mounted load centres.
Upgrade path
The C60BP series replaces older thermal-magnetic breakers that lack a Z-curve characteristic or a 14 kA interrupting rating at 120/240 V AC. The jump is worth it when an installation demands tighter short-circuit response and compliance with UL 489 for 240/277/480 V AC and 60 V DC systems.
Build integration
The unit mounts on standard DIN rail and accepts conductors from 18 AWG to 8 AWG via screw-clamp terminals. Its 4.06 in length, 0.71 in width and 2.83 in depth fit within a 63 A frame envelope, freeing rail space for additional modules while meeting the same mounting footprint.
Highlights
- Protects 2 A branch circuits with thermal-magnetic trip
- 14 kA interrupting capacity at 120/240 V AC
- Fits standard DIN-rail load centres
- Screw-clamp terminals accept 18 to 8 AWG wire
- UL 489 listed for 240/277/480 V AC and 60 V DC
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What DIN-rail width does the C60BP 2 A single-pole breaker require?
The C60BP mounts on standard DIN rail; its own width is 0.71 in.
Which step is often missed when wiring the screw-clamp terminals?
Strip the conductor to the length marked on the housing, then tighten the screw-clamp to the specified torque so the 18–8 AWG wire is fully secured.
When should the thermal-magnetic breaker be replaced after a fault?
Replace the breaker if it has interrupted a short-circuit at or near its 14 kA AIR rating, shows discoloration, or no longer holds the 2 A rated current without nuisance tripping.
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